Conscious & Mindful Curation

Being conscious of our impact on the environment is one of the driving factors that motivates us to improve our product range, to source from like-minded international brands, and to develop our own benchmarks and standards which we continually improve upon. 

At Trit, we recognise the importance of retailers taking an active role in caring for the environment. We have responsible purchasing practices, sourcing and creating pieces that get to you safely and are designed to last. You can be rest assured that all of the pieces we sell at Trit are using FSC certified timbers, and are from factories and workshops that have exceptional working conditions and practices.

For 2024, our primary focus is to work with our suppliers to cut down and eliminate the use of plastics like polystyrene in the packing process.

Our signature vision for inspired living means we encourage customers to create a home that transcends trends and speaks to their personal point-of-view. Our consultants will help you to make conscious choices that suit your lifestyle, with future consideration for how the products will be used and how they may wear overtime. A well designed home will have a positive impact on your wellbeing, increasing creativity, productivity and happiness.

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While our entire collection is created with sustainability in mind, we would like to showcase key pieces that go beyond industry standards, and reflect and highlight suppliers from our network of brands that share our vision for a sustainable environment that is there for future generations.

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Brand Feature

dBodhi

dBodhi has now transitioned to a plastic free warehouse. They work exclusively with natural materials like recycled teak and coconut weaving to create furniture that gives a second life to existing materials.

Ferm Living

Ferm Living has been working hard to measure the CO2 footprint of each of their products to establish a baseline from which future reduction targets can be measured. Along with their furniture, their fragile accessories come in beautiful and sustainable packaging, making their pieces perfect gifts.

Ethnicraft

Ethnicraft has been working with FSC certified timbers for 25 years, specialising in solid timber products. Timber is particularly suited for refurbishment, and they are working on improving the lifespan of their products across the board and designing for circularity.

Wendelbo

Wendelbo is taking positive action by creating 5 strong ESG commitments around design, materials, climate and community. Their efficiency in design and production means they have one of the lowest claim rates, even in commercial settings.

Fermob

Fermob creates hard-wearing furniture for outdoor spaces. Year-on-year they are improving their production capabilities to optimise raw materials and ensure the lightest possible weight of each product. They have recently cut their energy production by 30% using new techniques to dry their metals, while their paints developed in-house are all tested for longevity and applied in a zero waste facility.

Audo Copenhagen

Each year, Audo Copenhagen releases a sustainability manifesto showing the actionable steps they are taking, and how much progress they are making with their sustainability goals and targets. This year, AC is focusing on safe materials in products that can be repaired or revitalised, and eventually disassembled at the end of their lifespan for proper recycling.

Tolv

As a brand, Tolv has been focused on expanding their range of recycled fabrics, notably their Fleece & Alpaca Fabrics. Their ethos of creating time for living means their products are designed to withstand the use of daily life for busy families.

Sketch Interior

This year, Sketch is working alongside us to create more sustainable packaging. In production, they have been experimenting with ways to use offcuts and waste materials to create new designs like the Tanbo Ottoman and Gion Series.

Urban Nature Culture

UNC was founded with the belief that caring for the future of our planet and its inhabitants starts with self-reflection, emphasising that change originates from within. Through continuous exploration of sustainable production methods and transparent practices, UNC strives to contribute positively to the world through their use of recycled over raw materials.

Norman Copenhagen

A large part of the design process for Norman Copenhagen consists of reflecting on materials – their quality, durability, origin, environmental impact and lifecycle. One of their most popular products, the Bit Stool, is made from recycled plastic waste.

Fatboy

Fatboy is committed to creating a circular economy where their hard wearing pieces can be repaired or recycled. Their products, which are made from already recycled materials, are vigorously tested to make sure they last for years before they get to a stage where a repair is needed.

As a business, Trit is always learning, growing & improving. If you have any suggestions, or questions around sustainability we can answer about our products please contact us.

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