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Yahoo
7 hours ago
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Material (Matters) World: Aifunghi's Mycelium Bound, Fluffy Furniture
Material World is a weekly roundup of innovations and ideas within the materials sector, covering news from emerging biomaterials and alternative leathers to sustainable substitutes and future-proof fibers. Aifunghi Netherlands-based design team Aifunghi debuted during the 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. More from Sourcing Journal Brightplus Scores Growth Funding, Accelerates Circular Innovation Gen Phoenix Closes $15M Round, Enters 3-Year Supply Deal with Tapestry The Science of Sunwear The brand's first collection—aligned with the festival's theme of keeping it real—turned sustainable principles into functional furniture, spanning 10 pieces including seating, tables, lighting and upholstered furniture. 'Our mission was to start with a clean slate,' said Aifunghi's co-founders, husband-and-wife Marije and Bart Schilder. 'We envisioned furniture that not only genuinely embodies sustainability but disrupts traditional practices and sets a new benchmark for luxurious and environmentally responsible design.' Also announced were strategic collaborations with material innovators Savian and Agoprene. The former delivers on plant-based alternatives to fur and plush upholstery, while the latter provides seaweed-based comfort foam as an oil-free, biodegradable and low-carbon upholstery material. 'We often say Savian is crafted through a combination of fiber science, textile technology and savoir-faire; this has been truly realized through this collection,' said Roni GamZon, co-founder and chief commercial officer at Savian by BioFluff. 'Working in collaboration with nature is the ultimate luxury.' At the foundation of Aifunghi's ethos, the company said, is a mycelium-based composite (MBC). This material combines hemp fibers and 'the natural binding power of mycelium' to deliver durable and compostable (and recyclable) furniture. 'Nature doesn't produce waste, and neither should we. Aifunghi's commitment to building sustainability into every decision is inspiring,' said Celine Sandberg, co-founder of Agoprene. 'Collaborating with them reminds us that no single material or solution will fix everything, but many great ones working together can.' Sugarcup Sugarcup is recognized as the first-ever plant-based bra cup mass-produced, Gelmart and Braskem said. The intimate apparel industry is getting even closer with Sugarcup. Developed by Gelmart International in collaboration with Braskem, a Philadelphia-based polypropylene producer, the collaborators said Sugarcup is considered the world's first mass-produced, plant-based bra cup. The innovation in intimates is produced using Braskem's carbon-negative 'I'm Green' biobased polymers and made from over 70 percent renewable sugarcane. It can drop a product's carbon footprint by up to 83 percent—depending on foam variation and style—compared to polyurethane (PU) pads. The foam is 100 percent recyclable, the partners said, with foam waste (alongside plant byproducts) ready for reuse. Sugarcup's ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), meanwhile, is certified by the global sugarcane platform Bonsucro. While the initial version of Sugarcup, formerly known as BioFoam, initially launched in August 2021 as part of Gelmart's nascent sustainable intimates brand, Kindly, stocked solely by Walmart. To expand on its reported success, Gelmart spawned Fullstride Ventures as the private-label intimates manufacturer's venture capital and brand incubator. Its strategy, according to a February 2021 release, focuses on co-founding lead investors and manufacturing partners at Seed and Series A investment stages. Last year, the corporate venture arm introduced NanoFoam, the second generation of Sugarcup's foam upgraded for improved performance and adaptability across additional styles, while BioSoft Foam, the latest generation 'engineered for superior technical performance and greater environmental benefits,' was introduced earlier this year. Hyphyn The New York textile producer developed the market's reportedly first biodegradable vinyl as a 'mindful material innovation' that prioritizes both performance and environmental responsibility. Ideal for seating applications, the coated upholstery textile is embedded with a patented enzyme system that, in combination with its proprietary resin formulation, creates a biodegradable performance material. 'True innovation isn't just about creating something new—it's about rethinking what's possible,' said Iwan Nassimi, executive vice president at Nassimi, the company behind Hyphyn. 'Hyphyn reimagines vinyl's lifecycle, offering the performance the industry relies on while solving the long-term environmental impact challenges no other vinyl has addressed.' At the end of its useful life, then, Hyphyn reportedly biodegrades 90 percent within two years in landfill conditions. Because this enzyme is only catalyzed in anaerobic landfill conditions—aka it sits dormant while the material is in use and only breaks down into inert gases and non-toxic biomass when buried—Hyphyn's appearance and performance are that of traditional vinyl upholstery. As that biodegradation happens, the company said there aren't any toxins or microplastics left behind as Hyphyn biodegrades. Instead, the material converts into inert landfill gases—methane and carbon dioxide—that are reclaimed and potentially transformed into energy. Beyond biodegradation and soil safety, Hyphyn's tests for incineration and dioxin release report that the material emits over 99.5 percent less dioxin than conventional vinyl. 'Hyphyn isn't just about where a product begins or how it performs,' Nassimi said. 'It's about where it ends up—and what it leaves behind.' Hyosung Sustainable textile solutions provider Hyosung's Fashion Design Center (FDC), which explores style trends around the world to guide brands and retailers, reported the key trends shaping swimwear styles for Spring/Summer 2026 as health and wellness, the rise of sports tourism and a budding love for sustainable products. Consumers are increasingly prioritizing self-care and travel for sport, according to Gary Oh, general manager of Hyosung FDC. It's driving demand for versatile, multi-function apparel crafted from sustainable materials to enhance their experiences. Hyosung, the world's largest manufacturer of spandex by market share, said it provides a broad portfolio of solutions that meet these forecasted trends as well as brand and retailers' varying needs. 'Advancements in sustainable design—particularly through the integration of recycled materials and high-performance, long-lasting fibers—are driving innovation across the industry,' said Claire O'Neill, Hyosung's director of European brand marketing, textiles, 'delivering measurable value to brands and meaningful product differentiation for consumers.' Swimwear brands introducing collections made with Hyosung's Creora and Regen textile solutions for 2026 include Panache, Speedo, Yamamay, Curvy Kate and Hanna Andersson, among others. Panache will introduce suits featuring 100 percent recycled PalmTree fabric, made with Regen Spandex across five styles. Hyosung's Regen is completely recycled and RCS-certified, made from the reclaimed waste from its spandex manufacturing process. Speedo, too, used 100 percent recycled Regen Spandex to introduce the first fully recycled four-way stretch board short. Yamamay's Basic Essential swimwear collection will be made with FishTale, a new-generation fabric developed through a partnership with Hyosung and Hung Yen Knitting & Dyeing. FishTale fabric is made from a blend of Hyosung Regen Ocean post-consumer recycled nylon (partially sourced from discarded fishing nets) and 100 percent recycled Regen Spandex. Several of Curvy Kate's collections, along with Hanna Andersson's children's swimwear line, will feature Hyosung's Creora Highclo Spandex. Developed for chlorine resistance, Creora Highclo offers greater durability than conventional spandex commonly used in swimwear, with superior compression to preserve the garment's shape and fit. 'For Spring/Summer 2026, the future of swimwear is where fashion, performance, and sustainable choices all come together,' said O'Neill. 'We are happy to help provide brands solutions to deliver pieces that fit the way people really live, move and travel.' Desserto x OtterBox Smartphone case brand OtterBox has teamed with Adriano di Marti's Desserto on another collection of plant-based accessories: the Cactus Leather Embroidery Collection. 'When designing the line, we were aiming for heritage styling that evoked a sense of nostalgia, so we kept coming back to the idea of embroidery for its timeless appeal and creative touch,' said Erika Johnson, senior color material finish designer at OtterBox. 'After extensive product testing, we are confident that we have created a line that is both delicate and durable for a one-of-a-kind look that's effortlessly chic and eco-friendly.' Available in two designs—Pickleball Club and Amalfi Lemon—the case is fully wrapped in a plant-based leather alternative derived from nopal cacti. Desserto's nopal cacti varieties are grown on a plantation in Zacatecas, Mexico, where they can flourish without intervention. They support a biodiverse ecosystem and the Desserto farm reportedly absorbs 8,100 tons of CO2 while only generating 15.3 tons annually. Thanks to its strong molecular bonding, the company said, Desserto offers a high resistance to abrasion alongside durability. Continuous Composites Advanced composite manufacturer Continuous Composites (CCI) has been awarded multi-million-dollar funding from the U.S. Air Force as part of a multi-year contract to advance the development of high-performance materials using the Spokane, Washington-based company's patented continuous fiber 3D printing (CF3D) technology. This process uses rapid-curing resins and continuous fibers to create a moldless manufacturing method for composites. Divided into two parts, the funding's first phase is focused on establishing baseline materials and a performance validation campaign to benchmark CF3D-produced components against traditional manufacturing methods, such as those used for materials like carbon-carbon. CCI said the second phase will support the expansion of the first phase's efforts by enabling full-scale component production and testing. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
11 hours ago
- Business
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Kornit Digital Sets Second Quarter 2025 Earnings Release Date and Webcast
ROSH-HA`AYIN, Israel, July 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kornit Digital Ltd. (NASDAQ: KRNT) ('Kornit' or the 'Company'), a global pioneer in sustainable, on-demand, digital fashion and textile production technologies, announced today that it will release its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025 on Wednesday, August 6, prior to the market open. The Company will host an earnings conference call and webcast reviewing these results and its operations on Wednesday, August 6, 2025 at 8:30 am ET. This conference call will be broadcast live and can be accessed by all interested parties through Kornit's website, in the "Investors" section. The dial-in information for the live call is: Live Call: 1-800-579-2543 or 1-785-424-1789Israel Troll Free: 180-925-6145Conference ID: KORNITA replay of the call will be archived on the Company's website. Alternatively, the replay can be accessed via dial-in, available approximately three hours after the completion of the live call until 11:59 pm ET on August 20, 2025. Replay: 1-844-512-2921 or 1-412-317-6671Replay ID: 11159631 About Kornit Digital Kornit Digital (NASDAQ: KRNT) is a worldwide market leader in sustainable, on-demand, digital fashion, and textile production technologies. The company offers end-to-end solutions including digital printing systems, inks, consumables, software, and fulfillment services through its global fulfillment network. Headquartered in Israel with offices in the USA, Europe, and Asia Pacific, Kornit Digital serves customers in more than 100 countries and states worldwide. To learn more about how Kornit Digital is boldly transforming the world of fashion and textiles, visit Investor Contact:Jared MaymonGlobal Head of Investor Relations & Strategic
Yahoo
18 hours ago
- Health
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Wild Planet Unleashes "Go Wild" Campaign: A Call to Reconnect with Nature & Rewild Consumers' Lives
Leader in Sustainable Canned Seafood Inspires a Return to Nature Focused on the Power of the Outdoors & its Positive Impact on Human Health MCKINLEYVILLE, Calif., July 23, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wild Planet, the leading sustainable canned seafood brand dedicated to transforming the fishing industry and protecting our ocean's resources, today announced the launch of its bold new marketing campaign: "Go Wild." This invigorating initiative encourages consumers to step away from the artificial, reconnect with the untamed essence of nature, and embrace a lifestyle fueled by adventure, pure nutrition, and sustainable choices. "'Go Wild' is more than a tagline – it's a rallying cry to reconnect with nature, adventure, and the untamed essence of life itself," says Clint Mickel, Wild Planet Vice President of Marketing. "It's about choosing real over artificial, the outdoors over the indoors, and bold, sustainable living over the status quo. We believe that just as wild ecosystems are nature's perfect systems, our lives can also reflect this belief when we embrace our innate connection to the natural world. This campaign embodies that spirit – energetic, passionate, real, and infused with the thrill of nature and adventure." Launching with an engaging video advertising spot, wide-scale media promotion across streaming, podcasts, and retail, social media content, and likeminded influencer partners, this campaign is built on the philosophy that true well-being comes from aligning ourselves with the wild. In a world full of hustle culture, the importance of reconnecting with nature has never been more critical as 43% of U.S. adults reported feeling more anxious in 2024 than the previous year due to stress. Research consistently demonstrates the profound benefits of spending time outdoors, from improving mental clarity and reducing stress to boosting physical health and enhancing overall mood. Studies have shown that even two hours a week in nature can significantly boost well-being, lower cortisol levels, reduce anxiety, and improve cognitive function. To "Go Wild" means: Living boldly, exploring the unknown: Embracing new experiences and pushing boundaries. Choosing food in its purest form: Opting for whole, unprocessed foods that nourish the body. Honoring the planet through sustainable choices: Making conscious decisions that protect our natural resources. Fueling yourself with high-quality nutrition: Prioritizing wholesome ingredients for optimal health. Wild Planet embodies these principles through its unwavering commitment to sustainability and quality, which includes: Sustainably pole-and-line caught tuna, minimizing bycatch and preserving marine ecosystems. A unique single-cook tuna process that locks in nutrients and superior taste. No fillers, broths, or unnecessary processing, ensuring pure, wholesome and unadulterated seafood. Bigger, meatier sardines with a mild, delicious flavor, offering a versatile and nutritious option. All products are fully cooked and ready to eat, making nutritious choices convenient. To ignite the spirit of adventure, Wild Planet also launched the "Rewild Experience" contest. One lucky consumer who truly embodies the "rewild" mentality will win an unforgettable boat excursion off the coast of Washington in the stunning San Juan Islands. This immersive experience will offer the winner a chance to deeply reconnect with nature by sailing on a 55-foot yacht through hidden coves, kayaking through emerald waters, and trekking flower-filled meadows on foot, all while enjoying wild-caught meals freshly prepared by a private chef onboard. To learn more about the "Rewild Experience" contest and to enter, please visit To check out Wild Planet's suite of sustainably caught canned seafood products, please visit About Wild Planet Wild Planet is the first large-scale sustainably focused canned seafood company in the country, offering a broad portfolio of products sourced in a manner designed to preserve the delicate marine ecosystem for future generations. Based in McKinleyville, California, the company was founded in 2004 by seafood industry veteran Bill Carvalho to realize his vision of bringing the highest environmental standards to the fishing industry. Wild Planet partners with small-scale and community fishermen who use sustainable fishing practices such as pole & line fishing and selective harvesting, ensuring ecologically sound methods as well as supporting the livelihood of coastal communities. The company has been repeatedly recognized by Greenpeace for its procurement policies and practices, and provides guidance for corporate environmental standards at some of the nation's most influential grocers. For more information, visit View source version on Contacts Media Contact:Nikole NorinRachel Kay Public Relations, A FINN Partners Sign in to access your portfolio
Telegraph
18 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Telegraph
Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set review: These sheets are my heroes on a hot night
Score: 9/10 We like: Soft, breathable material Fast drying Easy to iron Keep you cool in hot weather We don't like: The fabric feels quite thin What is the Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set? The Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set is made from 100 per cent bamboo. Bamboo bedding is gaining popularity for several reasons. It is more sustainable than fabrics like polyester, as bamboo grows quickly and requires fewer resources. It is also hypoallergenic, moisture-wicking, temperature-regulating and antibacterial. Appealing properties all year round, but especially welcome in warm weather. Sloth London is a small, independent UK brand. This set is available in double, king and super king sizes. Prices start at £105 for a double duvet set, which includes a fitted sheet and two pillows. While this places it at the luxury end of the wider bedding market, it is mid-range for bamboo sheets, which tend to come at a premium. You can also buy a separate set of pillowcases for £25. JUMP TO: How we test bamboo bed sheets To help you navigate buying sheets online, I slept in each of the seven bamboo sets for at least a week, washing them three times. I used the Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set the most, with four weeks of use and six washes so far. I had planned to pass it on to friends, but I loved it so much, especially in the warmer weather, that I kept it. When I wasn't sleeping, I judged the sets based on comfort, design, breathability, ease of care and fabric quality. I paid particular attention to how cool they kept me when the temperature rose, and whether I stayed warm when it dropped. As a busy working parent, I was also interested in whether they needed ironing. Why you can trust Telegraph Recommended Our thorough, real-world tests will always help you find the best sleep product. No manufacturer ever sees Telegraph Recommended reviews before publication and we don't accept payment in exchange for favourable reviews, nor do we allow brands to pay for placement in our articles. All reviews are based on independent expert opinion and our hands-on testing. Visit our Who We Are page to learn more. Comfort Score: 10/10 I am a warm sleeper and dislike sheets that feel too synthetic. Bamboo bedding often has a shiny, silky finish but not this one. The Sloth London set is cotton-soft with a matte feel. I'd never owned a full matching set before and it made a real difference. The sheets kept me cool and comfortable from all sides. They didn't rustle, didn't make me sweat and didn't slide off in the night. My sleep wasn't disturbed once. They didn't just avoid getting in the way, they genuinely improved my sleeping experience. I slept well every night I used them. Design Score: 9/10 The Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set has a minimalist look. It comes in plain white or with a choice of contrasting navy, grey, yellow, mint or peach piping. This makes the set look more interesting while still keeping it understated. The pillowcases have shallow pockets underneath, holding the pillow in place without buttons. As someone who normally finds their fitted sheet has come loose on at least one corner by mid-week, I was impressed with the bottom sheet. I tested a king-size set and the elastic corners kept it perfectly tight on my double bed. The duvet cover has plastic buttons with wood-effect finish. Wooden ones might have been nicer from a sustainability angle, but these still look premium. I liked that the buttons sit on the underside of the duvet cover as opposed to the end, tucking them out of sight. Breathability Score: 10/10 As a warm sleeper, I'm always on alert when the temperature hits 25C. But even during this summer's hottest nights, I never woke up feeling sweaty or too hot. I used the sheets both with a duvet and without from spring through to summer and the same applied. With a toddler who isn't keen on sleeping, I'm in and out of bed a lot. Every time I returned to bed, the sheets felt crisp and cooling, helping me to resettle into my next window of sleep. As the material is thin and soft, it never felt like it was clinging to my skin. When it's warm, my sheets feel sweaty by day three, but this set didn't even feel dirty after a week. They retained that first-day freshness right up until their next wash. Score: 9/10 Sloth London recommends washing these sheets at 30C. I was concerned that the peach piping might run slightly during washing but that hasn't been the case. I don't have a tumble dryer, and my main gripe with my cotton bedding is that it takes it a while to dry. Although it's not recommended to tumble dry bamboo sheets, I wouldn't have needed to with these. It took half the time of my cotton sheets to dry this set. On a warm day they were ready to go back in the airing cupboard after an hour on the washing line. I have washed these six times now and found that if I hang them up on the line on a day with a light wind, I can get away without ironing them. On the occasions where they are too creased to pass, they are easy to iron either on a steam setting or without. Fabric You will notice that the material is thin straight away. It's so thin that you can see the edging and labels of my Simba pillow through it. Don't let that put you off though. If you can look beyond this, you'll reap the breathability and ease of drying benefits of this bamboo set that I have already mentioned. The fabric composition is 100 per cent bamboo rayon and has been OEKO-TEX certified. This certification shows that it has been produced in socially responsible workplaces and tested to ensure it does not contain harmful substances. Bamboo rayon is created by extracting cellulose from the bamboo and spinning this into fibres. It is technically a man-made fabric created from natural resources. Technical specifications The Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set achieved impressive scores in testing, but there are other independent bamboo bedding brands worth considering too. We have compared the specs against Panda London's bamboo offerings. Should you buy the Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set? I had to mark these sheets down due to how thin the fabric was and the limited choice of colours available, but otherwise, these sheets are as close to a 10/10 as I think you will get. It is a soft, comfortable bedding set that will keep warm sleepers cool in all weathers and washes brilliantly. Yes, if: You are a naturally warm sleeper who wants to feel cool You are looking for soft, high-quality sheets You are interested in the eco-credentials of bamboo fabric No, if: You get cold in the night You don't like white sheets Sloth London Bamboo Bedding Set FAQS What temperature should you wash them on? Sloth London recommends washing its bedding at 30C, preferably on a delicate wash. They do not specify the need to use a particular washing detergent. The bedding should be line dried, but if you need to tumble dry, do so on a cool and low setting. Is bamboo better than cotton? If sustainability is important to you, bamboo bedding has its benefits, as the fast growing plant requires less water for cultivation than cotton. However, transforming the raw bamboo into a textile involves chemical processing. Bamboo duvet covers and sheets are also generally more expensive, with their durability somewhat unproven in comparison to cotton ones. Both cotton and bamboo are breathable and can help regulate your temperature. Bamboo tends to feel silkier, so it is also down to personal preference on texture. What are the advantages of bamboo? Bamboo fibres are hypoallergenic, moisture-wicking and anti-bacterial. They can also help to regulate your temperature for a cool and comfortable night's sleep. Bamboo bedding currently tends to be available from smaller brands that are OEKO-TEX certified, which brings the benefits of knowing it has been made in responsible workplaces and tested to ensure it does not contain harmful substances. Bamboo is also fast and efficient to grow, making this a good sustainable option too, especially compared to plastic-based fabrics like polyester.
Zawya
a day ago
- Business
- Zawya
Msheireb Properties partners with Cundall to deliver Qatar's first large-scale portfolio decarbonisation strategy
Doha, Qatar - Msheireb Properties, Qatar's leading sustainable real estate developer, has partnered with global multi-disciplinary consultancy Cundall to decarbonise its entire portfolio in Msheireb Downtown Doha. This landmark initiative is the first of its kind at this scale in Qatar, reinforcing Msheireb Properties position as a pioneer in sustainable urban development and supports the goals set out in the Qatar National Vision 2030. As part of the project, Cundall conducted a detailed carbon footprint analysis across the full asset portfolio which includes over 100 buildings, 800+ residential units, and 300+ retail spaces. The decarbonisation strategy targets emissions reductions across all three GHG Protocol carbon accounting scopes (1, 2 and 3) and aligns with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a globally recognised benchmark for decarbonisation. Carbon accounting marks the first step in Msheireb Properties decarbonisation roadmap, that accounts for direct building emissions and indirect emissions. Each building has been assessed against Cundall's Seven Steps to Net Zero Carbon, with detailed action plans developed to reduce operational energy consumption through priority upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems. Comprehensive energy audits were conducted across all building typologies to evaluate current performance and identify high-impact, cost-effective energy-saving opportunities. The wider decarbonisation plan also addresses elements such as sustainable procurement, supply chain engagement, waste management, and policy enhancement. Each asset received a performance rating and had measures identified as part of their tailored pathway to net zero carbon. As part of its leadership in carbon transparency, Msheireb Properties will now be able to provide granular emissions data to tenants - supporting their own decarbonisation goals and enabling alignment with international sustainability frameworks. Fatima Fawzy, Sustainability Manager, Msheireb Properties, said: "This is more than a sustainability initiative - it's a pivotal step in redefining the future of urban living in Qatar. By embedding science-based decarbonisation across our entire portfolio, we are not only setting a bold new benchmark for climate leadership in the region, but also demonstrating what is possible when innovation, transparency, and collaboration come together. This milestone reflects our long-term commitment to driving measurable climate action in the built environment and highlights the impact of working with forward-thinking partners like Cundall." Gary Dodds, Partner and Country Director - Qatar, Cundall, added: "We are proud to support Msheireb Properties on this pioneering journey. This is not just about upgrading buildings, it's about reshaping what sustainable development looks like in Qatar. By taking a portfolio-wide view, we're helping deliver meaningful change that aligns with both local goals and global expectations." Mario Saab, Director of Sustainability MENA, Cundall, said: "By taking a data-led, science-aligned approach to portfolio decarbonisation, Msheireb Properties is setting a new standard for sustainable development in the region - one that others can learn from and follow." About Msheireb Properties Msheireb Properties, backed by Qatar Foundation and Qatar Investment Authority, is Qatar's leading sustainable real estate developer. The company has pioneered sustainable urban development in Qatar, supporting the goals of Qatar's 2030 Vision. Its mission is to change how people think about urban living and improve their overall quality of life through innovations that encourage social interaction, respect for culture, and greater care for the environment. The signature Msheireb Downtown Doha development is one of the smartest, most sustainable city districts globally. It employs a new approach to urban planning by combining traditional methods and modern technology to preserve Qatar's environment and cultural identity. All buildings are either Gold or Platinum LEED-certified. Msheireb Downtown Doha is an integrated city that embraces modern, fully furnished residential units, a range of mixed-use and commercial buildings that offer a wide array of retail and business services, and cultural facilities. It is also the home to Msheireb Museums, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Al Wadi Hotel - MGallery by AccorHotels, Park Hyatt Hotel, Msheireb Galleria, and Barahat Msheireb - the biggest open-air covered pedestrian square in the region. The company also developed Zulal Wellness Resort by Chiva-Som, the Middle East's first and largest wellness destination. Located in northern Qatar, the resort offers two distinct experiences: Zulal Serenity, a wellness haven for individuals and couples, and Zulal Discovery, a world-first wellness offering for families. The resort is pioneering in its integration of Traditional Arabic and Islamic Medicine (TAIM) with contemporary wellness practices.
