Our planet is drowning in waste. Plastic pollution in our oceans. Landfills are overrun by all kinds of debris. Food waste. And yes, paint waste too. In fact, the UK alone creates 55 million litres of decorative paint waste every…
As our climate worsens, people become more aware of the impact their choices have on the environment. And they look for better options to reduce this impact. There’s a growing desire amongst people - especially the youngest generations - to…
A Complete Guide on VOCs and Paint: What is VOC? Is It Harmful? If you’re shopping for the best paint for your home or business, you might’ve noticed claims such as “Low VOC” or “Zero VOCs” in paint containers. VOC…
October 2022: Graphenstone UK has secured a new supply deal with the Eden Project, one of the UK’s leading educational charities, eco-park and visitor attraction. The collaboration has evolved as a result of both companies’ shared visions and ethos over…
Thirty points of difference Written by Justine Fox, Studio Justine Fox Creating harmonious inclusive palettes. Forefront in challenges for interiors designers and architects in creating welcoming and comfortable environments for people through colour, is how to develop good-contrast palettes that…
You probably hear a lot about carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and how important it is to reduce the amount of carbon we’re releasing into the atmosphere. Burning fossil fuels is the leading cause of CO2 emissions, and therefore global warming…
These days, it's hard not to hear about carbon dioxide (CO2) and its effects on climate change. But what is CO2e and CO2e emissions?
Lime plaster is almost as old as time itself. Historical evidence has shown that it has been used across the centuries, having roots in both the ancient Egyptian and Roman eras. Lime plaster is so useful that it is…
How paint get colour: Paint colour pigments have been in use for over 40,000 years. Even before the time of the ancient Egyptians, we have been portraying our emotions through painted art and decorating the walls of buildings so they…
Graphene technology is nothing short of a scientific wonder. First discovered in 2004 by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, the uses that have been found for it are almost endless.
