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What is a natural material? It is a material
that will adapt of its utmost to its environmental context
in each step of the process (making, implementing, aging and
destructing).
Generally, concerning adornment, there are still too many hazardous
products.
Industry has often ignored those “details”.
Intoxications mostly due to glycerol paintings are still very
current for professionals and customers. A freshly painted
interior is often eminently toxic. |
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| Recent studies concerning the OVC (Organical
and Volatile Components) emitted by the decorative products
are frightening.
A home can be contaminated during the 2 or 3years following
the application.
Natural adornment is made out of earth coating (soil and lime,
plaster and soil) and out of paintings genuinely "uncontaminated" (casein,
lime, silicate...) |
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