Our Montenegro-based eco-friendly 3D printing initiative, recently achieved remarkable success at the New European Bauhaus Prizes 2024 in Brussels, where we proudly represented both our country and the ethos of sustainable innovation. As the sole finalist from Montenegro, we showcased our unique approach that merges sustainability with creative design using recycled and biodegradable materials.

At the event, which aims to celebrate projects embodying sustainability, aesthetics, and inclusivity—key principles promoted by the European Union—Green Lining stood out for transforming everyday waste into valuable, artistic products. Our presentation of intricately designed jewelry and home decor items resonated well with and attendees, emphasizing the potential for sustainable practices to integrate seamlessly into contemporary lifestyles.

The positive feedback at the event reaffirmed our commitment to pushing the boundaries of environmental sustainability through innovative design. This recognition from a prestigious platform like the New European Bauhaus Prizes not only highlights the global relevance of our work but also motivates us to pursue further innovation and expand our impact. The NEB initiative showcases real change: ,,It strives for tangible change on the ground that improves our daily lives.,, according to Inforegio and the EU Commision.

Going forward, Green Lining is eager to explore new collaborations and opportunities that will allow us to continue shaping a sustainable and aesthetically pleasing world. Our experience in Brussels has opened new avenues for growth and has reinforced our mission to design products that are not only environmentally friendly but also embody beauty and functionality.