Environmentally friendly and sustainable.
We only use European birch plywood (multiplex), which is FSC and/or PEFC certified by the respective manufacturing companies.
The MDF (medium density fibreboard) we use is a wood fibreboard dyed through with organic dyes, which is made from completely non-toxic material in the European Union (Portugal). It complies with emission class E1E05 and is made from wood from certified, regional forestry.
The maritime pine we use (The Rock and Aika) comes from France.
The wood that we turn (with great pleasure) is of regional origin (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany). Much of it comes from our own premises or the neighbourhood.
We have been working exclusively with electricity from renewable sources for years. We are also very keen to keep all transport routes as short as possible. This also means that we produce the packaging for our products ourselves and work with optimised use of the material (100% corrugated cardboard).
Awards
Design Prize of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia 2003/2004 (Big Jim and pendant lamp Shiny Tara)
Nomination of both products for the Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany 2004
On Road - exhibitions and fair
• imm cologne 2012 und 2013 (Halle11.1)
• DesignersFair 2010 Messe für junges Möbel- u. Interiordesign, Köln
• DesignersFair 2009 Messe für junges Möbel- u. Interiordesign, Köln
• Heimatdesign 2008 in Dortmund
• 100% Design London 2007 Int. Design Fair, Earls Court, London UK
• blickfang 2006 Zürich Int. Designmesse für Möbel, Schmuck und Mode
• 100% Design London 2006 Int. Designmesse
• ENTRY 2006 Persepektiven und Visionen im Design - Zeche Zollverein, Essen
• blickfang 2006 Stuttgart Int. Designmesse für Möbel, Schmuck und Mode
• Hangaram Design Museum Seoul Arts Center in Seoul, Korea
• imm cologne 2004/2005 Avantgarde Design Center
• red dot Design Museum Design Zentrum Nordrhein-Westfalen, Essen
• Ambiente 2003 Frankfurt
• DesignTag NRW Design Zentrum Nordrhein-Westfalen, Essen
• interieur 02 NewFairyTales in Kortrijk, Belgien
• das möbel Forum für Wohnkultur in Wien, Österreich
• MARTa Herford Museum für Kunst, Design und Architektur