The seating features many unique positions, encouraging different ways to interact—lean, fold, recline, or perch—turning sitting into a journey of balance and connection. Loma was one of three nominated student works exhibited as part of the Habitare Design Competition in Helsinki, Finland.

"Loma," crafted by Gabriela Farias and Karolin Kull, is a sculptural seating piece inspired by the Finnish word for “rest” or “holiday”. At the heart of Loma is its textile. It offers diverse seating positions with handwoven mycelium-infused cotton.

How can design boost Finnish industry and spark new innovations? Finnish Design Push explores this as students, faculty, and tech companies unite to drive industry innovation. The initiative is a joint effort between ARTS and Technology Industries of Finland. #FinnishDesignPush

Aalto University's summer school explored green building alternatives. Students studied eco-friendly materials and methods, promoting sustainability in construction. Read here: www.aalto.fi/en/news/summ...
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Aallon muoti- ja tekstiiliopiskelijat mukana EMMA-museon uudessa Muodinmuutos -näyttelyssä. Tämän päivän muotisuunnittelijat ovat luomassa uutta, kriittistä muotikäsitystä. www.aalto.fi/fi/uutiset/a...

SÄIKEISTYKSIÄ-näyttely Heurekassa, Tikkurila, Vantaa.
Näyttely esittelee Aalto-yliopiston matematiikkaa ja taiteita yhdistävän kurssin opiskelijatöitä. www.aalto.fi/fi/uutiset/o....

Colour Without Pigments. The study explores how iridescent and shimmering hues – such as those seen in the gleaming shades of butterfly wings – can be produced from renewable, wood-based materials. Defender Noora Yau 18.6. at noon, also online. www.aalto.fi/en/events/pu...