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Vegan Finishes Make Their Way into Interior Design

As major brands from Cassina to Hugo Boss try a flora-not-fauna approach, veganism is becoming big business

Words: Erin Donnelly
Posted: May 1, 2019
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Vegan. Cruelty-free. Plant-based. Whatever label you stamp on it, there is no denying that veganism is more than just a food trend or dietary choice – it’s a lifestyle, a culture. And as such, its tenets are moving into fashion, design and even architecture, with major brands dipping a toe into the waters.

Vegan-friendly paint at Farrow & Ball’s L.A. showroom

Now that herbivorous restaurants are on the rise in every city, there’s a growing demand for vegan-friendly interiors – and the products and materials to fill them. With the increasing availability (and promotion) of these goods, other spaces are eschewing animal products as well.

U.K. designers Bompas & Parr, for instance, recently collaborated with Hilton...