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The Future Of Furniture Design
NOMA are tackling the challenges of circularity with radical transparency
When was the last time you really looked at the furniture around you, and considered exactly how sustainable it might be? By questioning and assessing every step of a product’s life cycle, Bruce Ribay and Guillaume Galloy of NOMA have established a ground-breaking new model that consistently monitors and scores each piece’s environmental impact.
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