In today's commercial furniture industry, sustainability isn't just a trend; it's a crucial pillar driving innovation. From using recycled materials to creating a closed-loop ecosystem, manufacturers are redefining standards to minimize environmental footprints while delivering functional and stylish solutions.
Keilhauer Dais Chair
The Dais Chair was designed to use as few materials as possible yet still be eye-catching. Its simple design balances sophistication and minimalism, allowing it to be utilized in various environments. However, it retains its playful energy with specific design choices like the oversized seat cushion.
Dais was designed without fossil-based materials and is a certified carbon-neutral product. Considering the design's forward-thinking and sustainable solution, the Dais chair took home three awards at NeoCon 2024: Silver for Seating, Gold for Healthcare, and a Sustainability award.
CF Stinson Sea Change
CF Stinson has announced a new collection of six artisanal textiles in partnership with Seaqual Initiative, a community dedicated to combating marine plastic pollution. This fabric is made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester, incorporating reclaimed ocean plastic. Through Seaqual Initiative, marine litter is collected from beaches, coastlines, and the ocean's surface and then transformed into a final product featuring designs inspired by the ocean's beauty.
Humanscale Liberty Ocean
When you first see the Liberty Ocean task chair, its cutting-edge design stands out. Many may not realize that it's crafted using 2 lbs. of reclaimed fishing nets. The Liberty Ocean chair features a form-sensing mesh back and self-adjusting lumbar support, ensuring a custom ergonomic fit for every user. Its self-adjusting recline provides instant back support at any angle, accommodating users of varying sizes and weights. The Liberty Ocean is a part of Humanscale’s Ocean Collection, a series of chairs meeting strict climate, water, and energy-positive standards. Furthermore, over 60% of all Humanscale products are certified net-positive.
