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Decorative floor mats made from 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles

Sustainable and functional Norwegian design reaches new heights internationally

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From old aquaculture nets to iconic designer chairs that last a lifetime

Discover Norway’s design and lifestyle industry

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Design and lifestyle industry | Sustainable and functional design from Norway

NORDIC COMFORT PRODUCTS AS

NCP contributes to reducing the carbon footprint of furniture production.

The S-1500 chair is manufactured from waste, and no waste is generated in the production process.

NCP incentivises collection and reuse of plastic aquaculture waste, helping to reduce marine pollution.

Pioneering circular furniture production, Nordic Comfort Products (NCP) manufactures its products out of plastic waste from the local aquaculture industry. Using blockchain technology, NCP creates product passports for its recycled products documenting the product origin and the processes it has been exposed to.


NCP makes design furniture from plastic waste

NORSKIN MATERIALS SALTEN AS

Norskin increases sustainability in the fashion industry by providing a more sustainable leather alternative.

Norskin reduces fish waste from aquaculture, filleting and related activities.

Norskin substitutes salmon skin for cowhide, reducing soil degradation and deforestation from cattle rearing.

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Norskin is a sustainable leather made from salmon skin that dramatically reduces carbon emissions and marine waste. “We believe the future of leather lies in the ocean,” says Michal Meyer Nilssen, founder and CEO of Norskin Materials Salten. 


Norskin produces sustainable leather from the sea

JOTUN A/S

In contrast to conventional products, Jotun’s paints and coatings for green buildings aim to reduce concentrations of chemical contaminants that can damage air quality, human health, productivity and the environment. The chemical ingredients in these products are inventoried using an accepted methodology.

Jotun’s one-stop solution of products for green buildings, online tool, guide specifications and thorough product documentation including third-party verified EPDs help the construction industry to attain green building certifications. Jotun’s paints and coatings are also durable, thereby reducing overall maintenance needs in buildings.



Jotun’s advanced heat-reflective paints and coatings help to reduce the urban heat-island effect, and may therefore improve the comfort of inhabitants and reduce cooling needs, and consequently energy consumption, in buildings.

Jotun offers the paints and coatings market’s most extensive list of product-specific type III EPDs, is an industry pioneer in promoting transparency and pushes suppliers to become more sustainable.



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Green Building Solutions from Jotun makes it far easier to attain green building certifications.

Jotun paints and coatings enable green building certification

OPE AS

Ope’s furniture modules are designed for cyclical reuse, reducing waste, transport emissions and extraction of natural resources.

Ope implements sustainable production processes, reuse of packaging, take-back solutions and a circular value chain.



Ope has taken the initiative to build a complete industrial value chain for ownerless marine plastic.

Ope Spacecraft™ is a modular furniture system for optimising rapidly changing open-plan office environments and reducing waste.

Ope offers flexible furniture modules for the growing workplace

Design and lifestyle

Norway is a first-mover in carbon footprint documentation and carbon-neutral production plants.

Sustainable production and consumption 

Norwegian design is inspired by Norwegian nature and craftsmanship and authenticity goes hand in hand with aesthetics.

Inspired by nature

Norway offers durable, high-quality products within furniture, interiors, textile fashion and sports.

Designed to last

The industry draws on innovation, new technology and international collaboration to create products that promote a sustainable lifestyle both indoors and outdoors.

A healthy lifestyle indoors and outdoors

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