DIZY Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Sustainability Summary

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Dizy is a furniture design brand focused on modular products and material selection with an emphasis on sustainable and responsible consumption. Its furniture is described as ecologically sound and infinitely modular, using interchangeable components and materials such as recyclable metal, PEFC and FSC wood, solid oak, birch plywood and recycled cardboard packaging. The brand is also mentioned in a circular-economy marketing suite project, where it contributed to reused, recycled, upcycled and eco-designed furnishings. The available content presents Dizy as a design company working with durable materials and reuse-oriented projects.

About DIZY

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
France

DIZY Sustainability Actions

Modular furniture design

The Dizy start-up, established at Blanchemaille, offers designer furniture that is ecologically sound and infinitely modular, starting from a palette of 36 interchangeable components. The idea is to select the items needed from lampshades, table legs, crossties, tabletops, etc., mix some colours and put it all together, without tools, to create a beautiful piece of furniture.

Selected sustainable materials

Dizy’s creators have meticulously selected their materials and carefully thought out their logistics with an eye to sustainable and responsible consumption. 100% recyclable metal made in France, PEFC and FSC wood processed in Portugal, solid oak bases, tabletops in shock-resistant birch plywood covered with an oak veneer, and packaging made from 100% French recycled cardboard.

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Opened in January 2009

Dizy opened its doors in January of 2009 after years of discussions, hundreds of strategic choices and dozens of prototyped models.

Circular economy project

As part of the marketing of one of its office buildings in Rueil-Malmaison, BNP Paribas Real Estate created a Marketing Suite. In line with its environmental commitments linked to the construction of this building, a low-carbon approach was favoured by excluding new furniture from the project. The BNP Paribas Real Estate CSR team embarked on this project, accompanied by Square Solution and Kataba, to equip the Marketing Suite with furniture: reused, recycled, upcycled and eco-designed.

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