How we operate

Surrounding ourselves with natural materials is part of human nature. Caring for the planet's natural resources is a shared responsibility, therefore, we do everything in our power to use the Earth's natural resources in a sustainable way.

Bonum furniture is integrated with the surrounding environment. Natural wood protected with plant-based oil, glass, stone, concrete, coconut, buckwheat husks, seagrass, and horsehair—these are biodegradable materials that we work with daily and continuously rediscover. However, mindful use of appropriate materials is simply not enough. We want to take full responsibility for every piece of furniture we produce—from its design, through production, to disposal—and to give each of these stages careful attention, meaning, and credibility.

Reducing our carbon footprint is both our mission and our duty — to you, and above all, to the Planet.

We love natural materials, but we are aware of the cost of sourcing, transporting, and processing them.

Bonum was born in opposition to the ubiquitous disposability and mass production. The principles of the New Green Bauhaus have inspired and guided our actions, from the initial idea to design and production implementation. Therefore, ensuring our furniture's long-term use is as important to us as the manufacturing process itself. Spare parts are not only for repairing damage incurred during use but also for facilitating change. Just as people change, the furniture that shapes their immediate surroundings can change too, without losing its functionality and aesthetic appeal. Bonum working with what nature provides, always considers humanity, ensuring that people never forget the importance of harmony with the planet in their lives.