Hemp Carbon: Naturally Derived Color
The Hemp collection has been expanded to include a Carbon variant: a version with a deep, contemporary color that fits well in modern interiors while retaining its natural character.
Modern character. Natural foundation
Truly sustainable and, at the same time, exceptionally stylish: that’s the Hemp Carbon. With this chair collection, we’re taking another concrete step toward our sustainability goals. The Hemp Carbon is a variation on our existing Hemp collection, but with a key addition: materials pioneer Plantics has further developed the bio-resin it previously created into Carbon Capture Composite. The addition of biochar (or, in other words, charcoal) creates a deeper, richer color and a modern look, without compromising our core principles.
The chair’s base remains unchanged. 100% organic, natural, and recyclable. Developed—in collaboration with Plantics—based on our circular design principles and finished with natural linseed oil. No coats of varnish, no additives that make reuse difficult. What you see is what the material itself reveals.
What makes Hemp Carbon so special?
- The container is 100% organic, natural, and recyclable.
- Made from hemp fibers and organic resin.
- Addition of the natural material Carbon Capture Composite for a deep, modern color.
- Subtle, natural color variations for each product.
- Finished with linseed oil.
- Developed in accordance with circular design principles.
- The chair fits perfectly into a modern, sustainable interior.
- Some of the CO2 removed from the atmosphere during biomass growth remains stored in the chair for a long time. As a result, the chair contributes to CO2 reduction efforts.
The variants:
- Hemp Fine Carbon – with and without armrests, optionally with a seat cushion fabric set
- Hemp Medium Carbon – with steel frame, optionally with seat cushion and upholstery set
- Hemp High Carbon – with a steel or wooden frame, optionally with a seat cushion and upholstery set
The Hemp Carbon isn’t just a new color option. It’s the next step in how we view materials, form, and responsibility. A chair that shows that sustainability doesn’t have to be understated or cautious, but can be powerful, bold, and timeless.