This is the CirCLER project's final event, which will present the tools and skills developed to support companies, professionals and education providers in the circular transition of the European furniture sector.
Hear new perspectives, practical solutions and real industry experiences!
See why obtaining EU Ecolabel certification is worth the effort! Estonian soft furniture company Softrend finds that they can access markets that were closed to them before.
French industry discards a huge percentage of its production output. Maximum uses those valuable rejects to make standardised furniture, such as chairs, tables and benches.
Rice Tab is a technical board developed from rice husks, an agricultural byproduct widely available in Europe.
Designed for applications in architecture, interior design and furniture, it transforms what was once considered waste into a high-performance material with a new functional life in the built environment.
What if the products around us at work could do more than just function? What if the chair you sit on, the floor beneath your feet, and the materials in your workspace could help create a healthier, more circular, feel-good environment?
Part 1 of the Day in the Life with C2C Certifiedยฎ Changemakers webinar series will look at how better design and healthier materials can help create workplaces that are better for people, more practical for procurement and built for circularity.
This webinar will explore women-led R&D&i initiatives, innovative circular strategies and the challenges facing women working in scientific and technological environments linked to the furniture industry.
RREUSE invites you to the online launch of its latest report exploring the vital role that social enterprises play in advancing circularity in furniture and mattresses.
This research highlights innovative approaches to extending product lifecycles while delivering meaningful social impact.
This course is designed to help the furniture value chain become more circular and sustainable. The pilot phase will run until 31 March and aims to have the course tested by 400 people. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!
The EU-funded FRANCESCA project focuses on improving circular design practices and supporting the development of circular business models in the furniture sector.
It has launched two surveys to help steer the creation of a circular design tool and circular business models - furniture companies are asked to give their input!
