Have you ever wondered how to make moulded cellulose pulp foams stronger? Cellulose foams prepared by frothing to introduce air have into pulp suspensions have been reported but these foams are rather weak yet might find promising applications in the construction sector or design space. We will show how to customise such cellulose foams made from wood pulp fibers. Pulp fibres are frothed with surfactants to stabilize the foam and additives to bond the fibres effectively and strengthen the foams. The resulting solid foam after drying is a lightweight high porosity material. We will demonstrate that the mechanical properties of these lightweight materials can be significantly improved using a sandwich approach. We will discuss the design concept and resulting mechanical properties of these novel moulded cellulose materials.