sustainability

What might seem like an unusual collaboration at first glance turns out to be a circular success story in practice. Vepa the furniture factory, a specialist in sustainable furniture, and Dutch coffee roaster Peeze have joined forces to give discarded jute coffee sacks a second life as stylish chairs and bar stools.

Beyond a simple outdoor collection, this is a manifesto of innovation, technology, experimentation and creativity. In-Side, the new outdoor collection designed by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis, uses rotational moulding production technology to highlight the material in an extraordinary way.

Sustainability isn’t just something Bolon says. It’s what it does. Bolon started production in 1949 with a bold idea: to produce woven rugs from waste material. Put simply, it was recycling long before the word was common. Sustainability is built into Bolon’s DNA. It’s an important part of who they are as a company. They are proud that their sustainability work covers all their products and not just selected niche collections. This means that when it comes to sustainability, Bolon is the global industry leader. All Bolon products contain 68% waste material. Bolon knows that recycled material is the solution for both climate and circularity.

Kami Swivel Chair by De Vorm is built entirely without glue. Every component is mechanically connected and individually replaceable. Surprisingly comfortable, ergonomically shaped, and light enough to reposition with one hand. Six shell colours in post-consumer recycled plastic, four fabric families by Fidivi and Kvadrat, twenty-four standard combinations ready to specify. Mix and match within the selection, or trust the pairing De Vorm has already done for you.

Authentic seating takes a bow. The WiChair, designed by Alina Schnizler, is a compact, minimalist task chair that makes your day go with a swing. The chair’s clear design language makes it a subtle addition to any setting. And its color palette allows eye-catching splashes of color.

Andreu World integrates different technologies without giving up the essence of its values The Spanish company has created a material that is 100% recycled and 100% recyclable, ensuring circularity from its origin to the end of its life cycle, creating a responsible and sustainable chain of production.

Since 1949, Bolon has woven sustainability into every design. Now, it moves forward with the next natural step with a new takeback initiative – Back2Bolon. With this initiative, your products are returned to Bolon’s factory in Sweden, recycled, and reborn as new rugs and floors.