Made to Last

Italy · Matera (Basilicata) · Est. 1965

Certified environmental management, solar power and efficient use of every hide.

• Certified to ISO 14001 (environmental management) and ISO 9001 (quality management).
• A 1.4 MW solar installation since 2023 — about 6,100 m² (65,660 sq ft) of panels. Gas boilers replaced by electric heat pumps in 2022.
• Automated leather cutting since 2022 uses about 90% of each hide, against about 75% by hand, and has cut leather waste by more than 15%. Every hide is coded so it can be traced.
• Production scraps become new pieces, and some designs are made to come fully apart for recycling.

Italy · Tavullia, Pesaro e Urbino (Marche) · Est. 1973

Glass furniture, made from an indefinitely recyclable material.

• Glass is made mainly of sand and lime and can be recycled indefinitely.
• Fiam's patented DV-GLASS process, developed in 2018, returns 95% of glass off-cuts to production as new sheets.

Timeless Scandinavian design, made to minimise waste.

• Wood is responsibly sourced, with care taken not to over-harvest.
• Simple designs use less material and create less production waste.
• Some fabrics come from renewable sources, such as linen from the flax plant.
• Pieces are designed to be timeless and durable, rather than trend-led.

Italy · Altamura (Puglia) · Est. 2000

The complete production process under one roof, from frame to finished cover.

• The whole production chain is in-house, from design to the finished piece.
• Wood, fabric and padding are all worked in its own factory, with materials from trusted suppliers.
• An in-house quality control department oversees every phase of production.
• Keeping every step in one place gives full traceability for each piece.

Italy · Pasiano di Pordenone (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) · Est. 1968

Certified wood, made to order in its own factories.

• FSC-certified wood from responsibly managed forests.
• CARB2-certified wood materials, low in formaldehyde.
• Most pieces made in its own facilities and produced to order, which limits overstock and waste.

Beds built to last, and designed to be recycled at the end of their life.

• Products are built to last as long as possible, with high-quality mechanical parts and reusable or recyclable materials.
• Twils states that every part of its products can be recycled.
• At end of life, rubber becomes sports safety panels or building insulation, wood becomes particleboard, and feathers are sterilised at 200 °C (392 °F) and reused.