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Winner German Sustainability Award 2026

The Incycle soft seating range is a winner in the Products category. The jury particularly praised the high proportion of post-consumer recycled materials and the product's consistent focus on the…

Nava chair: Mix and match in pastels

A fresh update for the popular Nava chair family – the skid frames and seat shells are now available in a selection of new pastel shades.

Taking the lead in the circular economy

In conversation with Prof. Dr. Tobias Stucki about the upcycling project ‘Pop-Up-Space’

Girsberger founding member of www.designheroes.com

With this new platform, we are supporting design culture and sustainability. For the first time, Designheroes brings together products from leading brands, curated objects from renowned galleries and…

Gold at the iF Design Award

Special recognition for the Incycle soft-seating-programme

Grain – inspired by nature

The Grain bouclé fabric, made from post-consumer recycled polyester, is inspired by the irregular textures of nature and is the ideal choice for creating spaces that reference nature in both subtle…
Messestand Girsberger auf der imm cologne 2024

imm cologne 2024 – a retrospective

Many of the new introductions to our Home Collection were presented to a wider public for the first time at our stand at this year’s furniture fair.
Nava und Marel jetzt mit Sitzschalen aus Post-Consumer-Rezyklat.

From packaging waste to seat shell

Nava und Marel now available with seat shells made of post-consumer recycled material. The process begins where plastic waste is generated by packaging – in private households and businesses. And this…
Einblick in die Ausstellung Repair Revolution

Exhibition Repair Revolution

An exhibition at the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Toni-Areal, presents a selection of what already exists, together with a vision of a future “repair society” as a contrast to the current throwaway…