By Designing for the Planet, we are stating our pledge to a thorough and environmentally committed approach throughout our operations, from production lines to office activities. This translates into embedding eco-design principles into our design and engineering processes and assessing crucial aspects along the value chain by monitoring ESG risks. Working alongside our suppliers, we as a Group are committed to not only improving our own performance, but to being a beacon for the high-end design sector, spreading sustainability consciousness and modelling and driving forward change.

In 2022, the Albertslund fixtures at Lummus Park were fitted with amber light to reduce the impact on the native sea turtles.

By Designing for People, we demonstrate products can be designed and made to last a lifetime and to bring beauty and value to homes and communities. We are actively engaged in creating an inclusive working environment where diversity can thrive, and in developing a powerful mindset that enables our employees to enjoy exciting careers and realize their full potential. Design Holding also intends to be a proactive actor in the communities of which it is a part through the establishment of partnerships that create long-term social value.

Light impacts wellbeing, that’s why Stillachhaus psychiatric clinic for is pleasantly illuminated with LED fixtures.

By Designing for Culture, we seek to preserve the craftmanship in our products and to promote the historical value encapsulated in the most iconic design pieces by supporting scientific research and rescuing design legacies for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations.

In 2022, we sponsored the talented Lise Vester’s installation piece for The Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition under the theme “Factory”. The neon chandelier, named Idea Generator, is a tribute to the classic lightbulb, which is often used as a symbol of an idea.