Sustainability Summary
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- B Corp - Certified B Corporation
- Trustpilot - 2.9/5 (2 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. Living Edge has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
What do our labels mean?
Certified B Corporation
Living Edge presents sustainability as a long-running part of how it runs its business, not just a product feature. It says its LivingOn program began in 2008 and now covers environmental, social, and economic issues. The company became a Certified B Corporation in May 2023, which means it met B Lab’s standards for social and environmental impact. It also says it has kept carbon neutral operations since 2017 by measuring its emissions and offsetting them with verified carbon credits. A big part of its approach is circular design, which means keeping furniture in use for longer through repair, reuse, resale, leasing, and better end-of-life handling. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment in the material is mostly positive, but it comes from a small number of independent signals. Trustpilot shows Living Edge with a 2.9 out of 5 average score based on 2 reviews, which is limited but still gives some outside feedback. More strongly, B Lab lists Living Edge as a Certified B Corporation, meaning it passed an independent assessment of social and environmental performance. The Commons, a sustainability app, also frames Living Edge as one of the brands it helps people compare for more intentional spending, which suggests the brand is seen as relevant in sustainability-focused shopping. Overall, the third-party picture is more about formal recognition and inclusion in sustainability tools than about large-scale consumer review volume. Common Criticisms: The main negative signal is that consumer review data is thin and only modest. Trustpilot shows Living Edge at 2.9 out of 5 from just 2 reviews, which is too little to draw a strong conclusion but still suggests mixed customer experience rather than broad praise. The available material does not show major public controversies, but it also does not provide much independent evidence on areas like supply chain transparency, labour standards, or full emissions data beyond the company’s own claims. That means some sustainability statements are not externally verified in the material, and readers cannot fully check how complete the picture is. In short, the concern is less about a clear scandal and more about limited third-party scrutiny.
About Living Edge
- Status
- Unverified
- Website
- Visit Website
- Employees
- 25 - 100
- Country
- Australia
Living Edge Sustainability Actions
Living Edge Sustainability Commitments
2020
Expand carbon neutral energy
Living Edge says it switched to carbon neutral energy in its Sydney and Melbourne showrooms in 2020 and hopes to make the same change in Brisbane and Perth soon. This is a future plan rather than a completed action for those sites, so it shows an intention to extend lower-emission electricity use across more of its locations.
2025
Replace more ICE vehicles
Living Edge says it has added one hybrid vehicle and one fully electric vehicle to its light vehicle fleet, and it plans to replace more internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles as they reach the end of their lease. This points to a gradual shift toward lower-emission transport, but the company does not give a full fleet target or deadline beyond the lease cycle.
