Sustainability
Overview
We don’t treat sustainability as a checkbox. It’s embedded in every decision we make — from the materials we choose, to the way we cast, package, and scale.
Our goal is longevity., it’s clarity: to work with intention, minimize waste, and be honest.
What we make should last. And how we make it should reflect that.
Materials
We work with a high-performance composite: a mix of mineral aggregates and a small amount of acrylic resin. It’s not biodegradable — and we’re clear about that.
But this material allows us to create strong, lightweight, long-lasting forms with minimal waste.
The acrylic improves durability and impact resistance, making each piece more likely to endure. It’s a slower way of working — and that’s the point.
Method
Because we handle everything in-house — from modeling and mold-making to casting and finishing — we’re able to work with precision and minimal excess.
We cast in small batches, just enough to meet demand. Molds are reused, offcuts are reduced, and we’re always refining our method to avoid overproduction and waste.
We cast in small batches, just enough to meet demand. Molds are reused, offcuts are reduced, and we’re always refining our method to avoid overproduction and waste.
Locality
All of our production happens in one space. No outsourcing. No unnecessary shipping or factory waste streams.
This lets us maintain full oversight, cut emissions from logistics, and make sure every object we release is made with care and intention.
And when we refine a shape or improve a surface, we don’t scrap old inventory — we simply adjust our process. Nothing is wasted in a product cycle.
Packaging
We pack our pieces in minimal, recyclable packaging — no foam, no plastic fillers. Just what’s needed to protect the object.
We’re also testing more sustainable materials to replace standard options and reduce our environmental impact even further.
It’s a continuous process, and we’re committed to getting better at it.
Philosophy
We’re not chasing scale — we’re chasing clarity. Sustainability to us isn’t about certifications or slogans. It’s about building fewer things, better.
We choose materials with intent, design objects that last, and control our production to avoid unnecessary waste.
It’s not just about what we make — it’s about how.
