You might not think about it every day, but many of the products we throw away daily—which end up as “waste” in incinerators or landfills—can be reused as raw materials to make circular furniture.
Waste streams of plastics and natural fibers can find their way back into use as valuable products in the design of offices, stores, hotels, or schools.
What people often don’t realize is that your own organization’s waste can be turned into innovative products. Discover how discarded items such as bottles, drinking cups, computer parts, CDs, children’s toys, refrigerators, beer crates, soap bottles, vacuum cleaners, hemp, paper, cardboard, and even work uniforms can serve as raw materials for circular furniture and products. Through innovative techniques, they’re transformed into circular tables, planters, lamps, acoustic panels, and walls—all reflecting your own circular story and identity.
Mobilize all your colleagues and be part of the solution. See how it works in practice. Go through every step—from collection, sorting, and processing to receiving your circular product made from your own waste.
How does the research and development program for products made from your own waste work:
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The program is carried out in phases. After each phase, there is an evaluation and a “GO” or “NO GO” decision based on the outcome. The program offers two research tracks: transforming waste into a compound suitable for 3D printing furniture structures and objects; or creating recycled textiles that can be used to make products or as finishing materials.
The program consists of 5 phases:
Through our brands, you can easily find the most innovative products that fit the high-profile environment you envision. Circular products that make your business operations more sustainable in a practical way, contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals, and help push Earth Overshoot Day back day by day.
The innovative circular furniture construction panel with a health-focused mission. #Greengridz is a healthy and circular furniture construction panel. The lightweight structure is built using a patented GRID system. This makes the structural panel stronger and stiffer than any solid panel currently available on the market. It does not flex, allowing for the easy construction of long structures for furniture and building applications. It is 100% flat, ensuring a perfect finish without imperfections and creating an incomparably sleek look.
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EverUse offers circular acoustic solutions for work and learning environments. By combining recycled textile waste with smart material innovations, the company creates panels that improve acoustics and give waste a valuable new purpose.
Circular waste separation stations made of harvested raw materials from plastic waste streams.
A lifetime of job satisfaction starts with the circular, ergonomic workspace from TRIBOO and Nozzle
Sustonable is a circular sheet material made from recycled PET bottles and natural stone. In collaboration with TRIBOO, plastic waste is given a second life as a sustainable material for high-end interior design applications.
TRIBOO and Interstuhl are joining forces to promote reduced material use, lower CO2 emissions, and less waste.
TRIBOO and YIZUMI are working together to build a global infrastructure and standardized network of 3D printing farms, which facilitates digital furniture production and distribution for everyone.
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