FabBRICK produces tactile bricks using recycled textile waste—shredded cotton, polyester, elastane, PVC—mixed with bio-sourced, eco-friendly glue and mechanically compressed in patented molds sourced from the first prototype in 2016. Each brick incorporates around 2–3 T-shirts worth of fabric and air-dries for 10–15 days, resulting in non-flammable, VOC-A+ rated modules. These bricks deliver excellent thermal and acoustic insulation and come in nine natural colors—no dyes added—reflecting sorted textile tones. The modular, self-locking design enables application in wall cladding, partitions, or bespoke furniture including lamps, shelves, and tables. Production occurs at a Paris-based creative studio, where FabBRICK also offers tailored solutions for commercial interiors. Custom projects include ENEDIS walls at La Défense using 240 kg of workwear, acoustic partitions made from Decathlon scraps, and furniture made from Vinci uniforms, merging narrative and sustainability. With a small team, the studio focuses on craftsmanship, circular economy principles, and aesthetic innovation—turning discarded textiles into functional design pieces that enhance spaces and reduce waste.

• Utilizes recycled textile waste for brick production
• Offers excellent thermal and acoustic insulation
• Modular, self-locking design for versatile applications
• Non-flammable, VOC-A+ rated modules
• Nine natural colors reflecting sorted textile tones
• Custom projects for commercial interiors
• Focus on craftsmanship, circular economy, and aesthetic innovation
• Reduces waste by repurposing discarded textiles
• Enhances spaces with functional design pieces
• Promotes sustainability through eco-friendly practices