PIONEERING CIRCULARITY
100% committed to a circular economy we see this as an opportunity to create the ultimate work space while having a positive impact on our planet.
100% committed to a circular economy we see this as an opportunity to create the ultimate work space while having a positive impact on our planet.
In the ever-evolving landscape of product design, a new paradigm is emerging, one that promises to revolutionize the way we create, consume, and interact with the world around us. This paradigm is the circular economy, a transformative approach to production and design that prioritizes sustainability, resource efficiency, and environmental stewardship.
The circular economy represents a departure from traditional linear models of production, where resources are extracted, used, and discarded in a linear fashion. Instead, the circular economy promotes a closed-loop system where materials are reused, recycled, and repurposed, minimizing waste and maximizing value at every stage of the product life cycle.
The shift towards sustainable design in contemporary office interiors is a testament to the growing recognition of the importance of environmental responsibility in the built environment. Companies are increasingly realizing that sustainable design not only benefits the planet but also enhances employee well-being and productivity.

The World Counts estimates we dump 2.12 billion tons of waste on our planet every year, enough to circle the globe 24 times in trucks.
The World Counts predicts if current deforestation trends continue, the world’s rainforests could vanish within the next 100 years. The World Counts estimates an average of 28 million hectares have been cut down every year, leading to catastrophic impacts on biodiversity, climate, and the global water cycle.
The World Counts estimates $575 billion will be spent on furniture this year alone. At our current rate of not acting to use an eco-friendly circular economy, The World Counts estimates the cost to stop climate change to be over $20 trillion, by 2030.
Per The World Counts if Earth’s history were condensed into a single calendar year, modern human life would occupy just 37 minutes, during which we have consumed one third of its natural resources in the last 0.2 seconds. Humanity’s overuse of resources is so extreme it is estimated that we currently will require 1.7 Earths to sustain our consumption and waste, a figure projected to increase to two Earths by 2030.
The importance of transitioning to a circular economy lies in its potential to create a more sustainable and resilient global economy.
By minimizing waste, conserving resources, and reducing environmental impacts, the circular economy can contribute to a healthier planet, support long-term economic viability, and address the interconnected challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, and ecosystem degradation.
Our pods harness materials from renewable, recycled, and recovered sources. Our innovation is the reimagining of these materials as valuable resources to be used and reused responsibly in beautiful products.
We take this even further by sourcing locally and contributing to the creation of jobs in our local communities, recreating the circular loop in every part of our process and design.
Our core ingredient, eco-felt, consists of post-consumer clothing, harmonizing several different materials such as cotton, wool, flax, polyester, and nylon, saving these discarded materials from contributing to environmental waste. The mix of different fibers creates a beautiful texture for the upholstery of unique products that, by their composition, also provides a superior acoustic solution in any space.
Aluminum stands out as one of the most recycled materials globally, with a remarkable annual recycling rate exceeding 30 million tons. Notably, aluminum holds the unique advantage of being recyclable without any loss in quality, and this recycling process can be perpetually repeated. By opting for aluminum in constructing our pod frames, we not only bolster structural integrity but also make a conscientious choice for the environment.
Supporting the movement from blue to green, we utilize old denims for our acoustic filling. With a multi-dimensional micro-structure, it controls sound by isolating and trapping sound waves and provides a superior acoustic solution compared to most other alternatives. With 80 to 85% recycled content, denim can even be recycled after a lifetime of use in a structure, keeping cotton waste out of landfills forever.
By utilizing repurposed wood in our products, we not only give old materials new life but also contribute positively to the environment. Our commitment to using recycled content helps preserve forests, reduces deforestation, and minimizes waste.
Our Eco Passports extend beyond mere transparency; they play a crucial role in fostering sustainability and responsible consumption patterns in every product we create. We proudly acknowledge the environmental footprint of our products, from sourcing raw materials to manufacturing processes and distribution.
This heightened awareness not only benefits the environment but also promotes accountability and social responsibility for both us and the customers we serve.
Eco Passports are key in facilitating a shift towards a circular economy by incentivizing the reuse, recycling, and responsible disposal of products, ultimately reducing waste and conserving resources for future generations.