Industry pioneers in transparency and circular design. ISO 14001 certified since 2006 with a dedicated in-house sustainability team, Arper performs Life Cycle Assessments on collections and publishes Environmental Product Declarations for individual products. Their innovations include Catifa Carta, featuring PaperShell—a groundbreaking material made from 29 sheets of paper that sequesters carbon and converts to biochar at end-of-life. FSC-certified wood collections, post-industrial recycled plastics, and EPD Process Certification make Arper the first design company in Italy (and second in Europe) authorized to autonomously issue product EPDs. Every design decision is guided by their three pillars: improving quality of life, transitioning to circular economy, and reducing environmental impact.
"This milestone marks not only a triumph in design but also a significant step forward in our journey towards a more sustainable future."
— Arper
Generations of Italian craftsmanship meet responsible forestry. Their wood chair collections—from the Red Dot Award-winning Fratina to Croissant, Doll, Frisée, and Corolla—showcase FSC/PEFC certified wood and local production. The Harry's chair demonstrates their material innovation, featuring hand-woven hemp cellulose cord that combines traditional sailmaking techniques with contemporary sustainability.
"Our ongoing focus on environmental protection has led to our recent installation of photovoltaic panels to produce the energy necessary for our activities. We combine ecology with ethics: our zero km production is respectful of the people and communities involved."
— Billiani
Circular Collection // Acoustic innovation meets environmental responsibility. Since 2007, BuzziSpace has been a sustainability leader—their first product was made from 100% recycled PET bottles. Today, their BuzziReFamily collection includes BuzziBlox (now crafted with 80% recycled denim and cotton), BuzziReForm (100% biodegradable mycelium-based panels that can be home-composted), and solutions using mechanical fasteners instead of glue for easy material separation. SBTi-aligned with goals to reduce operational emissions by 60% and supply chain emissions by 42%, BuzziSpace proves that superior acoustics and circularity go hand in hand.
"Taking a front seat with our ambitious goals to transform the BuzziSpace business is our sustainability initiatives. Learn about our continuous improvements in lowering our carbon footprint."
— Buzzispace
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Engineered seating for med-tech environments built to last. Specializing in laboratory, healthcare, and research facility seating, Cramer creates ISO-certified, chemical-resistant, and antimicrobial chairs and stools designed to withstand rigorous technical standards and heavy use. Their products prioritize durability and longevity, reducing replacement cycles in demanding commercial settings.
"Fewer parts and a smaller footprint"
— Cramer
100% recyclable metal products, handmade in Austin, Texas, powered entirely by wind energy. Steel products contain 90-95% post-consumer recycled content; aluminum planters feature 82% recycled content (42% post-consumer, 40% pre-consumer). Even their packaging averages over 80% recycled content and is 98% recyclable. Every product is made-to-order by skilled craftsmen who take pride in fabricating quality pieces using materials supplied exclusively by US companies. Request order-specific environmental reports directly from Ekitta.
"We owe Nature, in part, for our success and acknowledge this by striving to be environmentally sensitive in all aspects of our business."
— Ekitta
Custom furniture designed and built just outside Los Angeles with commercial-grade construction and responsibly-sourced materials as standard. High-resiliency foam, hardwood frames, and made-to-order production minimize waste while creating furniture that invites connection in workplaces, hotels, and high-use environments. Emblem's commitment to sustainability aligns with their dedication to building furniture that lasts.
"We partnered with One Tree Planted to plant 100 trees in our home state every month. As a company, we are exploring more ways that we can connect and support our employees, community, and the planet."
— Emblem
Heirloom-quality furniture engineered for perpetuity. Founded by 4th-generation craftsman Ros Broughton, FYRN's patented Stemn System addresses the 12 billion tons of furniture sent to landfills annually by creating modular designs with fully replaceable parts. North American hardwoods, anodized aluminum, and steel components—no particle board, vinyl, or plastics. Designed for flat-pack shipping and easy repair, FYRN furniture is built to last generations and become part of your family's story. When making things that last with quality materials, you're inherently sustainable.
"All of our products are designed and built using our foundational part-and-pieces system that allows for minimal raw material waste, maximum strength, and easy repair and refurbishment."
— Fyrn
Measurable sustainability through Environmental Product Declarations. HOWE has successfully renewed and expanded EPDs for six iconic ranges—40/4, Simpla, SixE, Tempest, and Moveo—all published in the International EPD Library. These third-party verified declarations provide transparent, comparable data on environmental performance across the entire product lifecycle, from raw materials through manufacturing, use, and end-of-life. Sustainability isn't just a box to check at HOWE; it's a continuous journey of improvement and accountability.
"At HOWE we believe that good design is design that moves you. Just as we believe that good design must contribute to a more sustainable future."
— Howe
Authentic sustainability through American-made solid hardwood furniture. Amish-crafted with sustainably sourced U.S. hardwoods from the Appalachian region (cherry, maple, walnut, white oak) using selective harvesting with no clear-cutting allowed. Declare Label certified and Red List Free, Mantra uses non-toxic soy-based adhesives and varnishes with ultra-low VOCs. Their award-winning Unity Table Collection exemplifies investment-grade design built for carbon sequestration and the cyclical ability to repair, restore, and renew. As a Heirloom Design partner, their furniture enters the circular economy rather than the 8.5 million tons of office furniture sent to landfills annually. Designed by designers for designers, with 6-8 week lead times competitive with imports but built to last generations.
"Sustainability is infused into everything we do."
— Mantra Inspired Furniture
Authentic sustainability through American-made solid hardwood furniture. Self-stabilizing table bases engineered for longevity, not landfills. B Corp Certified and designed in Australia, NOROCK bases are built to last with no replacement parts required, dramatically reducing waste. FSC-certified packaging supports responsible forest management. Their patented stabilization technology—mastered over 35 years—eliminates wobbly tables while their durable aluminum construction with 5-year warranty ensures decades of reliable performance. NOROCK embodies sustainability through exceptional design that simply works, year after year.
"Inspired by the natural beauty of the south-west coast of Australia, where our headquarters are based, we’re committed to protecting the environment and continually improving how we design, manufacture, and operate — for people and planet alike."
— NoRock
Over 25 years of innovation in recycled plastic furniture. Powered by 100% renewable energy as an EPA Green Power Partner, The Prestwick Companies manufactures site furnishings and outdoor furniture from Forever·nu™ Recycled Plastic Lumber made from pure HDPE—keeping plastics out of landfills and oceans. Their family of brands—Prestwick Golf Group, Prestwick Limited, Max-R, and Sister Bay Furniture—creates completely recyclable products built for commercial durability with minimal maintenance. From E-cyclers and waste/recycling bins to outdoor dining collections like the Summit Chat Chair, Lancaster Dining Chair, and Hudson Modular Seat, every piece features time-tested manufacturing techniques and interchangeable parts to extend product life and minimize replacement waste. Made in their 150,000 sq. ft. Wisconsin facility, shipped fully assembled to reduce on-site waste.
"By doing our part to help the planet by manufacturing bins made with Forever·nu™ Lumber, diverting plastics from landfills and oceans."
— Prestwick
Materiality matters. Rollout's dedication to responsible sourcing ensures every surface tells a story of environmental stewardship and thoughtful selection.
"Rollout is dedicated to creating vibrant, liveable, and ecologically sustainable spaces."
— Rollout
Chicago-based architectural glass manufacturer (since 1983) pioneering eco-friendly production methods. Skyline's Eco-etch process creates Skysafe bird-friendly glass—fully recyclable, chemical-free, and Cradle-to-Cradle certified with threat factors as low as 15 (well below the American Bird Conservancy's bird-friendly threshold of 30). They use water-based and low-VOC paints, PVC-free Film Studio polyester films (avoiding Red List chemicals), and source raw materials regionally to reduce transportation emissions. Excess glass becomes samples; excess metal reinforces shipping crates. Custom wood crate design achieves a damage rate under 0.1%, dramatically reducing waste from replacements and re-shipping.
"Glass, Clearly. Our sustainable commitment begins with our core building material, glass. Glass is chemically inert. Glass is a zero-emitter. Glass is infinitely recyclable. "
— Skyline
Over 60 years of table innovation with environmental commitment at the core. Producing conference, café, and worksurfaces using 100% post-industrial wood fiber particle board certified by SCS, with FSC certification available and no added urea-formaldehyde. SurfaceWorks resolves to develop products that lessen environmental impact through new technology and alternative materials, delivering endless design possibilities without compromising responsibility.
"We take our commitment to the environment seriously and we want to help you to do the same."
— SurfaceWorks