Sustainability
Everyday living. Thoughtfully considered.
Making room for better habits, useful materials and pieces to care for.
Wood chips · Illustrative material photograph
Fits Space, Fits Budget. Our approach starts with practical furniture, thoughtful material choices and making good use of what we have.
From recycled wood in particleboard to recycled plastic in selected components, we look for ways to give useful materials another purpose.
Keep the things you love
Designed to last
Furniture earns its place in a home through everyday use. Simple shapes and useful storage make it easier to find a place for a piece, even as your space and routines change.
A little care helps keep it working well. Follow the assembly instructions and weight limits for your product, wipe surfaces gently and protect them from standing water and excessive heat. Keep the care guide handy for the years ahead.
Furinno TURN-N-TUBE component detail. Assembly varies by product.
Materials for everyday living
A second life for wood and plastic.
Recycled rubber-tree wood is used to make particleboard in our furniture, bringing wood-based materials together into boards for everyday pieces.
Selected designs also use recycled plastic in components such as support tubes. Giving these materials another purpose is part of how we think about making useful furniture.
Materials vary across the range. Refer to the details and care instructions for your particular product.
Plastic granules · Illustrative material photo by torstensimon / Pixabay.
Care behind the materials
Responsibly sourced materials
Thoughtful material choices begin before a piece reaches your home. Our sourcing approach considers where wood comes from, legal sourcing and the people involved in making our products.
Working with suppliers on material choices and responsible production practices is part of that approach, alongside keeping everyday furniture accessible.
Furinno shelf and tube construction. Materials vary by product.
Make more of what we have
Reducing waste
Recycled wood and plastic give existing materials another use. At home, thoughtful choices can help you make more of the furniture you already have, too.
Measure before you choose. Care for your pieces, find new uses for them when a room changes and pass them on when they are still useful. Check local guidance when it is time to recycle packaging or dispose of a piece.
Small, practical habits can keep useful things in use for longer.
Wood shavings · Illustrative material photo by Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels.