Yes, design
 can change
 the world

At Lammhults we work with timeless designs of the highest quality to ensure the longest product life. In order to reduce the consumption of resources and lessen our environmental impact we start working with these topics early in the product development process. Development of new products shall be characterized by a circular approach and be designed to enable the reuse and recycling of materials. Furthermore, the products we design should, to the maximum extent possible, be produced from materials that are recycled and can be recycled. In parallel we work continuously to adapt the existing product range to this design strategy.

Lammhults’ environmental work shall be conducted in a long-term and preventative way and contribute to the sustainable development of our surroundings. This should be done by keeping house of both renewable and finite raw materials as well as energy. Furthermore, all environmental impact in the form of, for example, pollutant emissions and waste must be minimized. Our goal is not only be to meet the authorities' minimum requirements, but with a good margin, as far as possible, exceed set requirements.

We strive and work systematically to produce in all processes with regard to the environment and people. It is important that we get it right from the start and that we have focus on sustainability issues throughout the entire product life cycle, from early in the product development process until the day the product may need to be renovated or recycled.

 

The Global Goals for Sustainable Development

We have decided to focus on the five goals where we can make the greatest difference:

3. Good health and well-being
5. Gender equality
8. Decent work and economic growth
12. Responsible consumption and production
15. Life on land

We stick to the UN definition of sustainability as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”. Moreover, the concept includes environmental as well as social and economic dimensions. As a furniture maker, who has been in the business since 1945, we know that these dimensions are interdependent. Our aim is to add long term value to people’s lives and environments. Everyone who are affected by the way we run our business matter to us: clients, collaborators, employees, suppliers, our local community, and future generations.

 

RE:USE

Prolong The LifeTIMe OF YOUR LAMMHULTS Product 

Our 75 years as a furniture manufacturer have resulted in a series of classics, but above all it has given us a special perspective on time and design. We have learned that design is ultimately about creating values ​​that last, so that many generations get a share of them. This is a basic perspective that we benefit greatly from in our daily sustainability work , not least in the development of RE:USE - our concept for reuse and repair.

With RE:USE, we invite our customers to participate in our work for a sustainable future.

Why RE:USE?
As a furniture manufacturer, we at Lammhults have a great responsibility to contribute to a sustainable, circular society, with ecology and economics in harmony. Our aim is to create value with care for both humans and our environment by ensuring that resources are available instead of being consumed.

We do this by working with renewable, recycled and recyclable materials and by offering well-built furniture that can be used for a long time and with a design that is as durable as the materials we use. As an alternative to buying new, we make it easier to renovate and upgrade the furniture from Lammhults.

We are happy to renovate your old Lammhults products in our factory in Lammhult, contact us for more information.

Tilda Lagerqvist
Environmental manager

Lammhults

The fact that the furniture industry has an impact on the global environment is beyond dispute. The question now is how it can be reduced. Lammhults’ Tilda Lagerqvist is committed to make a change and contribute to a sustainable future.

”The next step is to increase the incoming recycled material.”

Corporate Social Responsibility to its point. For Lammhults environmental sustainability goes hand in hand with social and financial factors. 

Naturally, there is a strong focus on green challenges connected to climate changes, but according to Tilda that don’t exclude social issues. On the contrary, the relationship between environmental and social responsibility is close. The choice of transportation and logistics gives an illustrative example. The latest eco-labelling takes product origins into greater consideration and adds distance and working conditions to the calculation.

Recycle, re-use and repair – Lammhults follow the evolution towards a circular economy.

For the moment, Tilda’s daily work centres on material recycling. The last years, Lammhults has developed its manufacturing process, and made it more effective and optimised. Not least in how good they use raw materials and avoid waste. The next step is to increase the incoming recycled material. 

A chair made of recycled plastic is not only good for the environment, it is also a valuable asset in the marketing. Tilda points out how important it is to get it right from the start; to raise the relevant questions in the product development. It’s all about seeing the full product lifecycle of a new product. 

Lammhults’ products are known for their timeless design and high quality. Advantages that also make a difference in the environmental work. Tilda and her team look into how they can make repairs and restoration part of the concept. The original values of Lammhults are equally important in the upcoming circular economy. Quality never goes out of style. 

”It is important to get it right from the start; to raise the relevant questions in the product development.”

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