The Invisible Collection is a London-based online platform founded in 2016 by Anna Zaoui and Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays. It offers exclusive, made-to-order furniture and decor from a curated selection of contemporary designers and architects. The company focuses on collectible pieces not typically available to the public.
The collection features works from designers like Pierre Yovanovitch, Charles Zana, and Kelly Behun. Each piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans, emphasizing high-quality materials and unique, often sculptural, forms. This made-to-order model ensures a focus on individual craftsmanship.
As a B Corp certified company, The Invisible Collection operates with a commitment to social and environmental standards. Its production model inherently minimizes waste, and the company also works to offset carbon emissions from shipping. This approach appeals to clients seeking both luxury design and responsible production.
For 40 years, Knoll has adhered to high sustainability standards, focusing on energy efficiency and waste reduction. Their timeless, durable furniture designs aim to prevent obsolescence, promoting long-lasting use over landfill waste despite a higher price tag.
Herman Miller has been pioneering in the furniture industry for over 110 years, known for iconic designs like the Eames Aluminum Group and Aeron Chair. Committed to quality, durability, and sustainability, they manufacture timeless products designed to enrich experiences at home, work, or public spaces. Every product is rigorously tested, backed by warranty, and crafted with excellent standards, maintaining their reputation for honest and meaningful designs.
Sossego offers unique, hand-made Brazilian furniture while prioritizing sustainability and quality. They offer tailored customer service and plant a tree in Brazil for every piece of furniture sold.
