1 | Sipario Partition

A solution to the question of how to aesthetically and sustainably divide a space; made from regenerated plastic the Sipario planter also features a self-watering system in its base. It can be transformed into a leafy focus point that will add greenery to a space.

2 | Bouchon bar stool

Cork is an incredibly sustainable material as it does not require the cutting down of trees. To harvest cork skilled craftsmen carefully strip away the bark in a technique handed down through the generations - so using cork not only saves the trees but also saves an age-old craft and trade.

3 | Tatami armchair

The Tatami armchair uses cutting-edge design to create a recyclable plastic chair that is carefully woven into a lattice-pattern seat that is strong and attractive.

4 | Nestor chair

Using FSC certified beech wood and a choice of paper cord or webbed linen in the seat, this chair is a highly sustainable design. Linen is one of the most biodegradable materials used in the design world. It is made from flax plant fibres and very strong.

5 | Lucien armchair

Rattan plants grow naturally without interrupting the present structure and balance of the rainforest, they also clean the air by converting CO2 into clean air. This makes rattan a highly sustainable material and a great resource for woven furniture. (Plus, it's also gorgeous.)

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