About the studio
Good design should come to life.
Osmose is a small, UK-based regenerative design studio working between biology, craft, and the built environment.
From our base in St Austell, Cornwall, we help make biophilic interior design practical: a material conversation for interior designers in London, Cornwall, and anywhere a space can support well-being.
Our mission
Make sustainable design the norm.
The bio-revolution is here. We are making room for it.
We believe the future of interiors should be transparent, circular, and in partnership with nature. That means asking more of materials — and making the process of asking feel exciting, practical, and human.
Osmose began with experiments in a small house bathroom and grew into a practice for people who want to make places differently. We bring a little fun(gi) along the way.
Mycelium is one part of that work. It gives sustainable interior design a material with a different origin, and gives architects a clear way to explore bio-based materials without losing sight of the room they need to make.
Notes from the Lab
Built on - Craft, Care and lots of questions
The studio stays close to the material. We learn by growing, shaping, testing, and asking what a living process can bring to an interior. That keeps the work open-minded, but never vague.
Our selected projects include The Angel, a Michelin restaurant in the Yorkshire Dales; Liberty Woodland School, London; and The Ledbury, a Michelin restaurant in London.
What guides us
Transparency
We make the material story legible — where it comes from, how it is made, and what happens next.
Circularity
We look for systems that can return value to the ground, not just take from it.
Curiosity
We stay open to strange questions, imperfect prototypes, and the useful surprise.
Based in
St Austell, Cornwall
Working across
Interiors · Materials · Learning
Built on
Care, craft, and good questions