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We are often asked why our furniture isn’t made entirely from recycled materials. That’s why we’d like to give you an insight into the composition of our corrugated cardboard and its recycled content.

Many people wonder if our cardboard furniture is truly more sustainable than traditional furniture. The answer is simple: Yes, it is!

Here's how and why.

Corrugated cardboard often gets a bad rap, mostly known as packaging material that’s quickly discarded. Even as moving boxes, it can disappoint with torn handles or bottoms that give way.

So, why do we use corrugated cardboard for furniture?

The answer is simple: Not all corrugated cardboard is the same!

Sustainability is one of the key principles behind the design of our products. Our aim is to provide you with alternatives to traditional furniture that, in addition to offering various benefits, are particularly eco-friendly. But what does "sustainable" really mean in this context?

We don’t need to remind you how much time we spend sleeping and how crucial it is to have the right bedding. The truth is, starting the day feeling tired, tense, and in pain is far from ideal.

Our cardboard beds, paired with the right mattress, offer the perfect setup for a restful night’s sleep — no slatted frame needed.

If we could ask babies where they prefer to sleep, their answer would undoubtedly be: 'Right next to Mom or Dad!' The warmth of body contact and the familiar scent of their primary caregiver provide babies—and even older children—with the sense of security and comfort they associate with the womb.