Hempstatic

Plants in interiors are the ultimate feel-good technology.

These orchids are real. They grow in the air, without soil, using ambient humidity to sustain their growth. A Japanese masterpiece showing how living plants can be integrated into indoor spaces and create a real moment of awe.

At H**pstatic, we follow the plant-based approach: enabling natural materials for demanding interior environments where no compromise on aesthetics or function is acceptable.

To ensure natural comfort and coziness.
To support better indoor air quality.
To make toxic-free the easy choice.
To elevate safety for both people and planet.

The built and the natural environment do not have to collide.
If we simply embrace the beauty and intelligence of nature itself.

Japan, here we come 🗾

Super thrilled to be amongst the 12 startups selected by the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation to join the Innovation Business Mission to Japan 🇯🇵 🇪🇺

We will take part in the Innovation Leaders Summit　-アジア最大級のオープンイノベーションカンファレンス- 2025 and TechBIZKON in Tokyo to explore partnerships with local companies, understand the Japanese innovation ecosystem, and prepare the ground for future collaboration in the land of the rising sun.

With a clear focus on clean technologies, climate tech and sustainability, this mission creates the perfect touchpoint for our biobased solutions.

Ready to create local impact and build lasting connections.

Sure, sounds good!

Explore our materials and latest prototypes at the Circular Economy exhibition at Technisches Museum Wien.

We are super excited to be part of the Innovation Corner.

There you can see a piece of our Circle series originally made for World Expo 2025 Osaka, Japan and a tangible overview of the circular lifecycle of our biocomposites, next to exciting new prototypes for special usecases.

Recipes that are toxic-free and biodegradable are a static focus of ours.

The benefits?

- More stored carbon
- Better room health
- Natural sound balance
- Better indoor climate

This is how our sound absorbers work.

Biobased materials are becoming an ever-present and will continue to grow as a static segment delivering innovation as the current state-of-the-art of standardisation and industrialisation poses boundaries to scale and quality.

Our work is directed towards pushing these boundaries to make designing with nature the new norm.

Sincere thanks to Austria Wirtschaftsservice and TMW - Technisches Museum Wien for giving us the stage to showcase the contemporary of biobased.