SUSTAINABLE HARDWOOD FLOORING

It reflects our commitment to bringing natural materials into the built environment. Every floor begins with real wood, responsibly sourced and thoughtfully constructed. The phrase captures both the origin of the material and our role in delivering it with care and purpose.

Biophilic design is about creating a stronger connection between people and nature through architecture and interiors. Hardwood flooring supports this concept by introducing organic elements into living spaces. Natural wood tones, textures, and movement can promote well-being, reduce stress, and foster a sense of calm indoors.

Responsible forestry ensures timber is harvested in a way that maintains ecological balance. It involves long-term forest management, biodiversity protection, and replanting. All of our wood is PEFC-certified, which means it comes from sustainably managed forests that follow strict international standards.

We offer both options. Our Reclaimed Collection uses salvaged wood from heritage buildings, while our other collections are built using responsibly harvested European oak. Both prioritize sustainability and are engineered for performance.

We control every stage of the process, from raw sourcing to final finish, and all of our materials are sourced directly from Europe. We don’t import inferior components and assemble them abroad just to label the product as European. Our marine birch core is also sourced in Europe and engineered for exceptional stability, which reduces material waste and extends the life of each floor. Because we manufacture our own product rather than reselling someone else’s, we hold every detail to a higher standard for both performance and environmental responsibility.

No. Our floors meet strict European emissions standards. The finishes are low-VOC, and all materials used in construction are selected with indoor air quality in mind. We build with both beauty and wellness as priorities.