The future of design is not just sustainable - it’s regenerative.
Using the UN Sustainable Development Goals list of 17 main subjects as a yardstick, we have set up an internal team that prods, probes and pushes the whole company to do better. We’ve based our studies on GRI Standards, and our internal sustainability team is working on developing all environmental, social and economic aspects of our company in accordance with these standards..
An ambitious design firm with a mission, Petite Friture currently carries the French label “Entreprise à Mission”. The brand continuously works to find solutions to minimize their CO2 emissions and pushes for more social, local engagement. All the outdoor collection is made of aluminum, which is one of the leading recyclable materials in the furniture industry.
All articles of Lazzoni adopt sustainability as a design principle. Manufactured with the self-generated electricity of the solar panels installed in our factory, we offer solutions and resources for energy needs with 3,150 solar panels. We grow our roots to future with the energy of the Sun
For every square meter of carpet, over 130 PET plastic water bottles are recovered and recycled. The recycled PET plastic is shredded and melted into pellets, and then extruded into the soft, beautiful yarns woven into every Rols carpet. Designed and manufactured in Spain from 100% recycled PET, the Rols collection has commercial ratings, indoor-outdoor flexibility, and sisal-look style.
By using upholstery fabric as wallpaper, Muzaluci products are known for their long term use and the ability to re-purpose. Wallfabric is installed by using a biodegradable, organic paste provided by the manufacturer.
DUM is certified for PEFC and FSC, a certification for the certainty of our future. Beechwood sourced from sustainably managed European forests and the water-based lacquer and stain colours contain no heavy metals, and ten times fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs). DUM is committed to reducing their CO2 footprint and sustainable production chain.