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A Greener Future
What is Sustainable Design?
Sustainable design is a practice that considers the environmental, social, and economic impacts of a product or building throughout its entire lifecycle, from conception to disposal. It's about creating designs that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Our planet is under pressure. Climate change, resource depletion, and social inequality are pressing issues. Sustainable design offers a way to address these challenges by creating products and work environments that are both functional and environmentally responsible.
Sustainable design strategies
Sustainable design encompasses a wide range of strategies aimed at minimizing the environmental impact of a product or building throughout its lifecycle. Key approaches include:
Eco-friendly material selection: Using recycled, recyclable, or bio-based materials to reduce environmental impact.
Energy efficiency: Designing products and buildings that consume less energy.
Water conservation: Implementing water-saving technologies and practices.
Waste reduction: Minimizing waste through design and efficient resource utilization.
Circular economy: Designing products for longevity, reusability, and recyclability.
Social equity: Considering the impact of design on people and communities.
Our sustainable design strategy
We are committed to creating products that are both luxurious and sustainable. Our design philosophy focuses on longevity, climate action, and circular economy principles.
Product longevity and circularity
One of the core principles of sustainable design is creating products that endure. Our products are designed to be timeless classics, built with high-quality materials and precise craftsmanship. This approach not only reduces waste but also enhances the overall user experience. For us, timeless luxury means: Designing for Longevity: Creating products built to last, reducing the need for replacements. To standardize our commitment to product longevity, we have achieved cradle-to-cradle certification for a number of our products. Modularity: Designing products with replaceable components to extend product life.
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Climate commitments: a greener future for design
We understand the urgent need to address climate change. With this in mind, we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint throughout the lifecycles of our products. This includes sourcing sustainable materials, optimizing energy efficiency, and exploring renewable energy options. Material Sourcing: Prioritizing sustainable and responsibly sourced materials. Carbon Footprint Reduction: Setting ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions throughout the product lifecycle. Energy Efficiency: Designing products with low energy consumption.
Transparency and accountability
Social responsibility
Sustainability is not just about the environment; it's also about people. By considering the social impact of their products and operations, we that their designs enhance the lives of users and communities. Social responsibility is a key aspect of our sustainable design strategy in many ways. We focus in areas such as: Ethical Supply Chains: Ensuring fair labor practices and responsible sourcing throughout the supply chain. Employee Well-being: Fostering a positive and inclusive work environment. Community Engagement: Supporting local communities and initiatives, like supporting women in STEM, or projects aiming to improve sound exposure control in healthcare institutions.
Luxury and environmental responsibility can coexist.
Focusing on product longevity, climate action, circular economy principles, and social responsibility, are the building blocks for a more sustainable future in design.
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