We believe great design shouldn’t come at the cost of the planet. Our Green Tag program brings together all our sustainability efforts, guiding every design and production choice to reduce our impact and create a more responsible future.

Products for a better work-life

Our mission has been clear from the start – to enhance people’s daily work lives with our knowledge and high-quality products. Quality is fundamental to us. That’s why every product eligible for certification is reviewed and certified by Möbelfakta, the Swedish mark of sustainability and quality for furniture. Even for products that aren’t eligible, we still ensure they meet Möbelfakta standards.

Quality and sustainable design

We’re driven by a simple yet meaningful purpose: to design beautiful products of the highest quality and longest lifespan. Our commitment to quality and sustainability shapes every step of our process – from material selection and manufacturing to packaging and aftercare. Every detail is thoughtfully considered to ensure durability and value.

We continuously challenge the integrity and longevity of our brand. As a proud member of the Swedish Federation of Wood and Furniture Industry (TMF), we actively contribute to a more sustainable industry. We invite our customers and partners to join us on this exciting and essential mission. 

Great design goes hand in hand with durability and functionality. We carefully choose materials that not only last but also contribute to a quieter, more comfortable work environment.

Stone wool

Our PRO collection is primarily made from stone wool, a virtually everlasting material crafted from 100% natural stone. Known for its outstanding sound absorption and durability, stone wool is also:

  • Sustainably sourced: Contains over 41% pre-consumer recycled content.
  • Safe: Free from plastics and harmful substances.
  • Fire-resistant: Certified with a Fire Class A1 rating.
  • Infinitely recyclable: Can be repurposed endlessly while maintaining its exceptional quality.

PET

Some of our products feature PET, which is ideal for spaces where sound absorption matters but isn’t the top priority. The PET in our Studio collection is made with 60% post-consumer recycled materials, and we’re actively working to increase that number.

FSC and PEFC-certified wood

We are committed to responsible sourcing. That’s why we use only FSC and PEFC-certified wood, ensuring that every piece comes from responsibly managed forests.

Fabrics 

Our products are available in a wide range of fabrics, many with removable covers. This thoughtful design choice extends product life, making it easy to switch, clean, or replace the fabric when needed. 

During manufacturing, we minimize fabric waste and prioritize the use of environmentally certified fabrics, including Oeko-Tex and Eco-Label options.

Many of our products are available with removable fabric to extend product life

We only collaborate with partners who share our commitment to sustainability, building long-term relationships to ensure high standards.

We aim to produce as close as possible to where our products are used. Today, our production sites are in Sweden, Lithuania, and Poland.

This is how we ensure we work with partners who take sustainability seriously:

  • Work closely with them and visit the facilities regularly.
  • Conduct comprehensive third-party audits to uphold quality, industry standards, and ethical practices.
  • Work with partners that are certified in ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and FSC.
  • Collect data for Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).
  • Champion transparency across the supply chain.
  • Together with our production partners, follow the European REACH regulation.
  • Require our business partners, suppliers, and sub-suppliers to maintain an environmental management system to assess their environmental performance and develop action plans to address climate change.
  • Enforce our code of conduct and compliance with national laws and regulations.

Our sustainability goals

As a member of TMF, we focus on three key global goals from Agenda 2030 that are most relevant to the wood and furniture industry: decent work and economic growth, responsible consumption and production, and life on land.

By 2025, we set out to achieve the following goals, which we have already surpassed:

  • 20% of our floor and table screens featuring removable fabric – already surpassed at 24%.
  • 100% of our wooden components sourced from responsible forestry supply chains. 
  • 20% recycled stone wool in our floor and table screens – currently at 40%.

Ongoing efforts include:

  • Offering EPDs on ten products by 2025.
  • Becoming climate-neutral by 2030.
  • Increasing the filling rate of our transports by 20%.

Sustainability projects

Increasing transport efficiency

Increasing our transport filling rate by 20% is an ambitious yet essential challenge. Last year, we introduced a new packing method at one of our production sites in Lithuania, and soon, we’ll roll out the same initiative at the facility in Poland.

Recycling

In 2024, we introduced Re-Zell, our approach to a more circular product lifecycle. Through Re-Zell, we offer smaller restorations and renovations, or we can assist in responsibly recycling products through a controlled process.

EPDs on ten of our products

Last year, we certified five products. By the end of this year, we’ll certify five more. This means greater transparency for you and invaluable data for us, helping us continuously improve our products.

Preparing for ISO:26000

We are committed to contributing to a socially sustainable society and staying ahead of evolving regulations like the CSRD legislation. That’s why we’re preparing for ISO 26000 certification—to ensure we meet the highest standards in social responsibility.

Restoring biodiversity and creating a healthy forest ecosystem

For years, we’ve proudly supported the Tropical Mix project, an initiative working towards restoring biodiversity and creating a healthy forest ecosystem in Panama.

This project provides a home to over 15 red-listed endangered species. By combining agriculture, forest conservation, and tree planting, it enhances the region’s biodiversity. Tropical Mix is ​​the only forest project in the world to hold triple certification: Gold Standard, FSC, and UTZ.

The project safeguards land that would otherwise be cleared or abandoned, spanning 13,385 hectares. To date, over 7.5 million trees have been planted, helping to capture carbon dioxide, secure water sources, and reduce erosion risks.