Mineral Fox was founded to put to use some of the 10 million tonnes of empty bivalve shells that are dumped every year.
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Karmin Kenny first got the idea to make a sustainable decorative wall finish while travelling overseas as a tech executive.
“I was always a real geek about plasters and renders in different countries because I travelled so much, and when I moved back to Australia and had a young family, I really wanted some of the natural and traditional wall finishes for my home,” she says.
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