OUR PRODUCTION PROCESS
OUR QUALITY STANDARDS
We make sure to collaborate with workshops that operate ethically and responsibly.
They share our values as well as our passion for work well done.
Whether for our textile or furniture ranges, we are committed to respecting the quality standards of the market.
Certifications therefore help us stay informed and guide us in choosing our partners.
All our linen products use European Flax fiber.
This fiber is produced in Western Europe: France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
The European Flax certification guarantees environmentally responsible production as well as social and ethical responsibility.
- No irrigation: 99.9% guaranteed by the Alliance for European Flax-Linen and Hemp
- Crop rotation farming, without GMOs
- A carbon sink – storing 400,000 tons of CO₂ each year
- A zero-waste fiber – the entire plant is used and valued
- 100% mechanical fiber production (scutching)
- A 100% plant-based and vegan fiber
- Environmentally responsible production with social and ethical responsibility.
OEKO-TEX is a quality label that includes several technical standards aimed at certifying the health and environmental safety of textiles and leather, guaranteeing the absence of substances that are harmful to the human body and the environment.
The OEKO-TEX label is used only for textiles that are not produced through organic farming.
For the wood used in our furniture
The FSC standard guarantees that forest products meet strict standards for environmental, social, and economic sustainability. By choosing an FSC-certified product, you support forest preservation, biodiversity protection, and respect for workers’ rights.
Our furniture also complies with the CARB 2 standard. This means that our composite wood products emit very low levels of formaldehyde, a harmful gas, helping ensure healthier indoor air. We also work with partners who are committed to environmentally responsible practices throughout our supply chain.
From design to manufacturing, we strive to minimize our environmental footprint and promote high standards of corporate social responsibility.
SMETA is one of the most widely used ethical audit formats in the world. It brings together best practices in ethical auditing techniques. The SMETA methodology uses the ETI Code and local legislation as measurement tools.
It includes four modules:
- Health and Safety
- Labour Standards
- Environment
- Business Ethics
