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"Sustainable travel" is the central keyword. Similar to "soft tourism," it refers to ecologically conscious and resource-conserving travel that is in harmony with nature and local social conditions. This refers to the means of transport as well as the choice of accommodation and the behavior of each individual on site.

Part 6: Backrest and cushions

Seeing a piece of furniture come to life is a wonderful moment each time. We know that the piece of furniture will live in your home and will accompany you for a long time. I will be of highest quality and also feature only natural materials, no plastic, no toxins, no harmful materials or chemicals. We pride ourselves in carefully selecting materials only from trustworthy sources and being able to build an eco-sustainable piece of furniture that will bring joy to any customer and their home.

Part 5: Inside and outside cover

Building a sustainable piece of furniture takes experience, craftsmanship and in our case: an extra dose of 100% natural materials from only sustainable sources. We chose to build furniture only in this way, because we believe that we should not live with, or sit and sleep on anything that is built using harmful materials. Harmful for nature, our environment or our own health.

It is one of nature's core competences: The return of all materials into the great cycle of life - disposing of old, producing new, recycling. Cradle to Cradle (C2C) has established itself in the economy as a term for a consistent circular economy. ..

About two thirds of the earth's surface is covered by oceans. If you calculate in three-dimensional space and add the volume at depth, they even take up 90% of the total living space on earth. While we can get a good impression of the flora and fauna of the coastal areas by diving and snorkelling ourselves, only a fraction of the dark deep sea has been explored, estimated to be no more than 5%. But even here the human being has already left traces in the form of microplastics.

Part 4: Cotton, felt and latex

In our previous articles we discussed how we take an idea to a sketch and then turn it into a complete 3D model and eventually create the wooden skeleton for the sofa Casquet. Layers of natural material and steel springs are added to provide comfort. If you have not followed our previous articles of our ‘Making Of’ series, read up here.

When we think of plastic waste, we see plastic bags, PET bottles and packaging materials in front of our inner eye. But there is a part of the plastic waste that we (almost) no longer see: microplastics.

Coming soon: Domino modular sofa 100% sustainable, plastic free and non-toxic! A perfect landscape of comfort for any environment and lifestyle.

Part 3: Jute and steel springs

Making sustainable furniture that is longlastic, high quality and environment-friendly is not easy, but it's satisfying each time a completed piece of furniture is leaving our workshop. Come inside for the third part of our series how we build a Casquet sofa from scratch.

Ottoman benches are a great way to fill a gap at home functionally. Whether for putting your shoes on or putting your feet up - the Libellula is now available online and comes in many textile options and colors.

Part 2: Building the wooden frame

In our previous article we explained how we take an idea to a sketch and then turn it into a complete 3D model to eventually create a plastic free sofa using only proven building techniques and 100% natural materials that won’t harm our health or environment.

Plastic. A versatile material with special properties: Durable, moldable, strong. A material that made many achievements of modern life possible. And which, due to its sheer mass and durability, is becoming a deadly danger to humans, animals and the environment worldwide. An end is not in sight