House of Hackney Sustainability Profile

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House of Hackney is a British luxury homeware and lifestyle company that says it is aiming to become a regenerative business, restoring and regenerating natural and social systems across its touchpoints. The brand is working on science-based carbon emissions reduction targets in line with the Paris Agreement. It is also changing its supply chain to source regenerative cotton directly from farmers, and is exploring wood-fibre-free wallpaper innovations and plant-based alternatives in paint. In December 2023, it appointed two board members representing ‘mother nature’ and ‘future generations’ to influence decision-making.

About House of Hackney

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
25 - 100

Country
United Kingdom

House of Hackney Sustainability Actions

Launched £2m crowdfunding raise

House of Hackney has launched a £2m crowdfunding raise to support its goal of becoming a regenerative businesses, aiming to restore and regenerate natural and social systems across the brand’s touchpoints.

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Partnered with Triodos Bank UK

House of Hackney has partnered with Triodos Bank UK to raise the funding through a bond offer using the bank’s crowdfunding platform.

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Appointed nature and future

In December 2023, House of Hackney appointed two new members to its board in the form of ‘mother nature’ and ‘future generations’. The intention is that, in any decision-making process, board members will be implored to “fully consider the future of a liveable and thriving planet”.

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Working on carbon targets

The brand is currently working on establishing science-based carbon emissions reduction targets, in line with the Paris Agreement.

Evolving cotton supply chain

Nearly 70% of the brand’s product environmental impact comes from cotton fabrics so it is evolving its supply chain to source regenerative cotton directly from farmers.

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