Through revolutionary innovations and groundbreaking techniques, TRIBOO transforms worthless waste streams—made up of plastics and natural fibers—into valuable circular office furnishings. In a striking way, it brings the circular economy and a zero-waste society to life for everyone through interior design. With less material, fewer CO2 emissions, and less waste!

When Andre van Bezooijen, owner of Adexpo, and Marc van der Heijden, owner of TRIBOO, met, they couldn’t stop talking about circularity, waste, and the future of furniture in the rental industry. Andre has big ambitions when it comes to Adexpo’s growth in Europe, and he wants to be a leader in renting out beautiful designer furniture, circularity, and the lowest carbon footprint. But where do you start, and how do you put this into practice?

"I have a solution for that," said Marc. "Join me in taking the first step into the world of NeverEnding Furniture. Let’s develop a digital collection of tables as the flagship of circularity in Adexpo’s furniture rental collection. We’ll 3D-print the table frames using reusable raw materials extracted from waste streams." And for the tabletops, we’ll use our innovative, lightweight #greengridz furniture panels. This way, we can get started in a practical way. If the design catches on, we can let our customers at trade shows across Europe experience the (R)evolution of circular furniture rental, and together we’ll have a sustainable revenue model.

So what exactly is #greengridz? It’s an innovative circular furniture panel that can be used to make tabletops, acoustic panels, furniture, walls, doors, and floors. The lightweight structure is built using a patented GRID system. This makes it stronger and stiffer than any solid panel currently available on the market. It doesn’t flex, which makes it easy to construct long structures for furniture applications. It’s 100% flat, so a perfect finish without any imperfections ensures an unparalleled sleek look.  

By using #greengridz, you reduce material consumption! Depending on the panel’s thickness, you can reduce weight by 60 to 90% compared to heavy, solid furniture panels traditionally made from particleboard, MDF, or plywood. CO2 emissions are 60% lower. The panel delivers best-in-class performance and helps reduce waste. Less material means less recycling, less sorting, and fewer trips. All sustainability performance metrics are detailed in the LCA and EPD.

How can NeverEnding Furniture help me in practice with furniture logistics for European trade shows—both now and in the future? What exactly is NeverEnding Furniture?

NeverEnding Furniture creates what people find beautiful. It is a revolutionary digital furniture platform and production network of 3D printing robots that TRIBOO is building. This will democratize the furniture industry and make design accessible to everyone. Creative makers from all over the world can easily share their sustainable designs, while local 3D printing production hubs manufacture this furniture directly using materials sourced from local waste streams. No shipping, no shipping costs, no delays, no CO2 emissions—just high-quality, unique designer furniture with a positive impact!

For Adexpo, this is the future of rental furniture! Digital design furniture sent from the Netherlands to Germany, Brazil, or Australia in a millisecond via the digital highway. Once it arrives at its destination, the furniture is printed, and only the final few kilometers need to be driven to the trade show. Once the furniture has been printed at its destination, it continues to circulate in local markets for events and trade shows through Adexpo’s rental model. Adexpo uses reusable raw materials in its rental furniture inventory and can alter the shape of its furniture whenever a customer requests it. From Waste to Wonders!

Adexpo’s first step into the world of NeverEnding Furniture is called the Nexus table. The Nexus is a hero. The shape of this circular table embodies the courage and determination to embrace change and innovation. It is the connection and link between the elements—the center of the intersection where connections are made and shared ideas take shape. It is where systems converge and new control concepts allow us to take different paths through time and space.

The Nexus is available as a table and a standing table. The white plastic interior of old refrigerators has been repurposed from waste streams. It has been compounded into a raw material for 3D printing the structure. The white color is proof that this part of the refrigerator will now continue its life as the table’s base for decades to come. How cool is that?😉    

The tables feature round #greengridz Old Fashion tabletops with a diameter of 90 cm. The laminate used is made from recycled jeans and old custom-tailored suits. The distinctive blue and anthracite gray colors demonstrate how fast fashion can indeed be given a new purpose rather than ending up in incinerators.  

The exclusive launch of the NeverEnding Furniture Nexus tables will take place on February 22, 2026, at Euroshop in Germany.

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