Design

Secrid s'associe à l'artiste néerlandaise Maayke Schuitema pour créer cinq nouveaux Miniwallets en édition limitée.

Luc van Hoeckel designs solutions for the 90% of the world's population without access to decent basic facilities.

Celium™ is a customizable bio-textile that might well become the new gold standard for fashion, footwear, sportswear, and automotive applications. Polybion is a new company that found a way to produce this versatile and natural material made of cellulose, cultivated with bacteria that eat agricultural waste.

Depuis 15 ans, nos équipes au sein d’entreprises adaptées néerlandaises ont joué un rôle central dans les opérations d’assemblage de Secrid.

Electric Skin is a speculative idea that can change how we relate to daily electronic objects, such as our phones. A team of female biodesigners use bacteria that naturally produce electrical proteins for use in electronics. It could be possible to make compostable electronics by integrating these proteins into algae-based biomaterials.

ForestGuard is an advanced wildfire prevention system. This device detects forest fires within the first 15 minutes and helps communities worldwide to protect their valuable forests and natural resources. An integrated monitoring system can help to manage a fire before it starts or turns into a full-blown fire.

Sunflowers can help to reduce our dependence and the environmental damage of cotton in the fashion industry.

Entrepreneur Frans van Rooijen and scientist Dr. Michael Sailer are launching a varnish made from natural raw materials.

Solarix designs and produces aesthetic solar panels as façade cladding.

Aectual offers a fully circular interior design solution, from furniture to wall panels and ceilings. Their 3D printed products are made from recycled waste streams and plant-based materials, with no waste produced during the manufacturing process.

Huub Looze and Margreet van Uffelen create items such as embankment tiles and birdhouses that help restore soil and biodiversity after use.

Designer Doreen Westphal and entrepreneur Ruud Zanders are turning vegetable waste from Dutch farmers into pure and healthy food. Operating under the name Resty, they process rejected mushroom stalks and misshapen tomatoes into delicious plant-based burgers and sausages.

Milou Voorwinden is innovating the existing fashion and textile industry by developing 3D weaving techniques.

Pauline van Dongen has developed a lightweight, solar-powered textile called SUNTEX.

Boey (Bo) Wang is dedicated to creating fully inclusive products for performing everyday tasks.

Lotte Douwes transforms ceramic waste into new high-quality tableware and interior products. Her mission is to make the entire production process of porcelain and pottery circular. Because while the plate in your cupboard and that cup on your desk may seem ordinary, they are made from precious pieces of earth.

Luisa Kahlfeldt markets a high-performance diaper that reduces a baby's diaper use from about 5,000 to 25 diapers.

Zeefier creates high-quality textile paint from seaweed for applications including coloring clothes, carpets, bedding, and curtains.

Don Yaw Kwaning wants to bring back deeper awareness, organic aesthetics, and tranquility to society

Ward Massa leads FRONT, which he wants to grow into the top platform for sustainable and aesthetic building materials in Europe

Collaborating to find the best materials

Vifour is a textile made from recycled fabrics that can be recycled indefinitely. This circular material is used for interior products, such as acoustic wall panels, carpets, and furniture coverings

To combat food waste, Kimia Amir-Moazmi is working on a product that allows consumers to see for themselves whether food is still safe to eat.

Emy Bensdorp is developing a technique to transform clay soil contaminated by PFAS into 100% clean bricks.

Secrid makes Cardwallets, but Secrid is much more than that. We also have a message to share. We want to make people aware of the power of good design for a sustainable future.

C’est l’heure du déjeuner. René, le cofondateur de Secrid, n’est pas au bureau avec son équipe, mais chez lui dans son salon, avec ses parents, Gerrie (81 ans) et Joop van Geer (91 ans). Nous parlons de la relation entre le père et son fils, de la manière dont il lui a insufflé son inspiration, ainsi que de la conception du ressort du Cardprotector.

C’est l’heure du déjeuner. René, le cofondateur de Secrid, n’est pas au bureau avec son équipe, mais chez lui dans son salon, avec ses parents, Gerrie (81 ans) et Joop van Geer (91 ans). Nous parlons de la relation entre le père et son fils, de la manière dont il lui a insufflé son inspiration, ainsi que de la conception du ressort du Cardprotector.

C’est l’heure du déjeuner. René, le cofondateur de Secrid, n’est pas au bureau avec son équipe, mais chez lui dans son salon, avec ses parents, Gerrie (81 ans) et Joop van Geer (91 ans). Nous parlons de la relation entre le père et son fils, de la manière dont il lui a insufflé son inspiration, ainsi que de la conception du ressort du Cardprotector.

C’est l’heure du déjeuner. René, le cofondateur de Secrid, n’est pas au bureau avec son équipe, mais chez lui dans son salon, avec ses parents, Gerrie (81 ans) et Joop van Geer (91 ans). Nous parlons de la relation entre le père et son fils, de la manière dont il lui a insufflé son inspiration, ainsi que de la conception du ressort du Cardprotector.