Phoam Labs

Discover Phoam Labs' compostable floral foam—TÜV Austria-certified, plant-based, and non-toxic. Designed for both wet and dry arrangements, it offers florists a sustainable alternative that returns nutrients to the soil.

Plastic, invented in 1907 by Belgian chemist Leo Baekeland, became widely used in manufacturing for its lightweight, durable, and versatile properties.

Phoam Labs develops new foam products using novel materials and processes, scaling production from university research to commercial supply.

Phoam Labs funds research with the University of Minnesota’s Department of Horticultural Science, led by Dr. Nate Eylands, a former Cornell Ph.D. candidate.

Current job openings at Phoam Labs.

A video Depicting the story of Phoam labs. Co-founder Dundee shares the journey and the marriage between the worlds of flowers, science and engineering

This page answers common questions about Phoam Labs’ sustainability efforts and biobased foam products.

Phoam Labs combines floristry, science, and sustainability expertise to create compostable, plant-based foam solutions.

Phoam Labs offers a newsletter and contact options for inquiries about its company and products.

Phoam Labs creates the world's first TÜV Austria-certified compostable floral foam—non-toxic, plant-based, and designed to return nutrients to the soil. A sustainable choice for florists committed to sustainable design.

Phoam Labs creates the world's first TÜV Austria-certified compostable floral foam—non-toxic, plant-based, and designed to return nutrients to the soil. A sustainable choice for florists committed to planet-friendly design.