What to do with inherited family textiles: a HÅG x Recouture story.

How one Norwegian family turned inherited åkle textiles into three custom HÅG Capisco chairs with Recouture, so their heritage stays in daily use.

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HÅG extends EU Ecolabel certification to 47 model variants

HÅG's entire standard collection now carries the EU Ecolabel, following a two-year certification effort spanning 2,923 parts and 52 suppliers.

Kiki Plesner presents her fabric designs on Flokk furniture at Skøyen Designfestival

Norwegian textile designer Kiki Plesner presents her fabric designs, including new pattern Balloon, on Flokk furniture at Skøyen Designfestival, 4–5 September.

Are you designing through a Behavioral Lens?

How behavioral design shapes better workplaces. An environmental psychologi...

Designing a home office for kids (Clone)

Seasons in Colour founder Jenny Kakoudakis guest writes for Flokk sharing h...

What the UK's new Government Workplace Design Guide means for furniture specification

The Government Property Agency has published version 4.0 of its Government ...

Curated Selection: 40 fabrics, one coherent palette

Flokk Curated Selection brings together 40 fabrics and colours from across ...

Best office chair for long hours: what actually matters?

Long hours in a chair place different demands on the body. This guide looks...

Beyond plastic: Creating prototype materials for future furniture design

An inside look at what changed when alternative materials left the page and...

What makes a chair ergonomic? And why it matters more than the label suggests

Not all ergonomic chairs are the same. This article explains the principles...