Ancient Rubbing

4NC13N7

Bioplastic

B10PL45

Bionic Wood

B10N1C1

Newcubane

N3WCUB1

Morphing Skirts

R00CK55

Chroma Space

CHROM45

Crater Map

CR4T3RM

X Wood Vision

XV1510N

New Terrain

N3373RR

Metal Lava

ME747L4

The Second Element

3LEMEN7

Wood Reefs

R33F115

Trace of New Life

7R4C30F

Step on Jelly

573PONJ

Galaxy Plankton

P1ANKT0

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Ancient Rubbing

4NC13N7

This is how wood could feel in space: Soft and fibrous at the same time. Subtle color gradients and fabric structures give the surface a natural, woody yet gentle look.

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Bioplastic

B10PL45

Natural or plastic? Wood or moss? Anything is possible! An excellent example of how much room for interpretation surfaces offer. The natural color scheme gives the design a vibrant, pulsating texture.

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Bionic Wood

B10N1C1

This combination of dynamic depths, surfaces, overlapping shapes, and colors sparks the imagination. Two- and three-dimensional geometries emerge. If you look at the wood for a long time, you can hear it breathing, see it expand, and then contract again.

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Newcubane

N3WCUB1

This design is reminiscent of fine and coarsely spun cotton. Your fingers will enjoy a feel of cozy, warming knitwear. Fine lines and deliberately natural accents do the rest. Is this the meaning of well-being in the universe?

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Morphing Skirts

R00CK55

Two stone phases or the metamorphosis of a planet? Stardust or sandstorm? The answer lies in the eye of the viewer alone. This sophisticated combination of natural colors reminiscent of wood and stone brings movement to the surface.

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Chroma Space

CHROM45

Opposites attract! How else could chrome harmonize so well with wood? The eye is literally drawn into the openwork chrome surface to find out what lies beneath.

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Crater Map

CR4T3RM

Here, highs and lows interact dynamically, emphasized by special light effects. This powerful combination gives the design a mysterious depth and dynamic, akin to a crater.

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X Wood Vision

XV1510N

Waves slosh over wood, which is repeatedly rearranged. Light breaks on the surface of the water. The vision of wood is transferred to another sphere through randomly arranged structures combined with light and depth effects.

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New Terrain

N3373RR

Sand or lava? Wood or coal? Soil or ash? The new terrain consists of universal structures that stand alone but can also be perfectly combined. Within each shade, deliberate accents create an unbelievable vibrancy.

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Metal Lava

ME747L4

This is what metallized lava looks like in the universe. Beyond all brush effects, a completely new dynamic comes into play here. Two opposites - cold and hot - are combined to create a contrasting surface for this inspired creation.

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The Second Element

3LEMEN7

Spirited coloring with highlights and fine structures bring ice crystals to the surface. Are they the second element? That’s up to the viewer! Pure excitement through and through!

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Wood Reefs

R33F115

This inspired creation is reminiscent of a coral reef made of wood that literally grows out of the surface. Vibrant depth effects combined with natural blue and green enhances this effect.

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Trace of New Life

7R4C30F

Is a new planet being created here? Matte and gloss effects make the surface look like two tectonic plates rubbing against each other. Blurred and clear structures blend together, creating effective lines that draw the eye.

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Step on Jelly

573PONJ

What happens when the surface is touched? How do shapes and structures change? Those impressions are captured in a satellite perspective. Colors and lines blending into each other give the surface a sense of deceptively real movement that can continue indefinitely.

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Galaxy Plankton

P1ANKT0

Are we experiencing a supernova right now? The designs, with their selective highlights, nuances, and depths, are reminiscent of millions of new organisms that whirl through space. They seem to be rising towards a central point. This is what could have created these wood-like structures in space.