Timeless designer furniture, home accessories
made of recycled
materials
For public spaces, offices, events, and homes
In the spirit of the ZeroWaste movement, construction foam materials are reborn as sleek, minimalist furniture at ECONOR Design. Our recycled furniture are designed for a long lifespan with their solid structures. With our team of visionary and adventurous minds, we are the ideal collaborators for designers and interior architects seeking to bring their boldest and most innovative concepts to life.
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✔ Made from 100% recycled PU foam on the inside
✔ Customizable shape and color according to RAL codes
✔ Easy to clean
✔ Durable outdoor coating resistant to UV and water
✔ Modular design
✔ Continuous product development
✔ Made from recycled PU foam and a wide range of fabric options
✔ Customizable size
✔ Available with a choice of foam hardness levels
✔ Can be seamlessly integrated into any space design
✔ Mobile and adaptable
✔ Can be requested with a washable cover
PU foam waste which used to be incinerated is now reborn in the form of design furniture. We source our raw materials from Hungarian manufacturers and employ innovative technology to recycle industrial production waste.
Our wooden furniture is made exclusively of locally sourced construction residue and is designed to last. We give back to Mother Nature where we can. This is why we make a donation to plant a tree after every sale we make.
We are currently collaborating with the Department of Polymer Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) to develop our furniture made from recycled PU foam. The development of the highly durable coating involves the participation of several local companies. Our vision is to enhance the aesthetics and comfort of urban public spaces, parks, and events with our environmentally conscious foam furniture in the coming years.
Additionally, our wooden furniture is meticulously handcrafted using locally sourced materials in domestic workshops. The solid and modular design ensures both longevity and versatile use.
In our latest article, you will find five different approaches to using recycled materials in public spaces, offices and other interior design spaces.
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In this article, we explore why it is good to mix indoor and outdoor spaces, how to bring the outdoors into indoor spaces, and how the Covid-19 epidemic has transformed our approach to nature.
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