Biodegradable Design
Crafted for Change. Designed to Disappear. But what exactly is Hyphyn™?
Hyphyn™ is a breakthrough biodegradable vinyl engineered for a future where beauty and responsibility quietly coexist. Infused with a patented enzyme system, Hyphyn™ is designed to break down by over 90% within 24 months in landfill conditions, leaving behind only what belongs to nature.
Dormant By Design
At the core of Hyphyn™ is a patented enzyme system coupled with a proprietary PVC resin. The enzyme remains inactive throughout the product’s life, ensuring lasting beauty and reliable performance—until the moment it’s meant to disappear.
Conditions for Change
Only in anaerobic landfill conditions—where there’s no light, no oxygen, and naturally occurring microorganisms—does Hyphyn™ awaken and begin its transformation of breaking down.
No Harmful Remains
As it biodegrades, Hyphyn™ releases only inert, non-toxic components. No microplastics. No trace of waste. Just the promise of renewal. These gases can be reclaimed and transformed into usable energy, completing a cycle of mindful design and responsible return.
Two Sides of a Better Story
Hyphyn™ is thoughtfully engineered for total impact. The patented enzyme is infused into both the performance vinyl face and its polyester backing, enabling both to biodegrade together.
From Innovation to Intention.
What Does Hyphyn™ Mean for the Reve™ Collection?
Hyphyn™ made the dream possible. As the foundation of the Reve™ Collection, it transforms performance vinyl into something quietly revolutionary—where sustainability, beauty, and biodegradability converge.
In collaboration with visionary partners, we’ve shaped a future where refined craftsmanship and ecological responsibility don’t just coexist—they thrive in harmony. Each pattern in Reve reflects a deeper commitment to conscious creation—an imaginative expression of renewal, resilience, and forward-thinking design. This is thoughtful innovation. A material evolution. And a bold step forward in the future of sustainable design.
