Learning Lightly: made from plants and waste

Every material has an impact on the environment, which is why we strive to create meaningful, long-lasting products from environmentally sensitive materials. Lightly is designed by Formway, who have a long history of innovation using waste stream, carbon neutral, and recyclable materials.

We're here for good: Noho is a certified B-Corporation

At Noho, we believe our furniture should fit with our values as well as our lifestyle. That’s why we’re proud to share that we have recently become a B Corp certified company, and joined a global community of over 8,000 like-minded businesses.

Interview: Fabian Haarbeck on the design process of the Dine table range

We dig deep into the design and development of the Dine table range with Formway lead designer, Fabian Haarbeck. From the conscious material choices, the testing process, and all that goes into making a product perfect for home.

Lightly wins Dezeen Awards 'Furniture Design of the Year 2023'

Our Lightly chair, designed by Formway, has been awarded 'Furniture Design of the Year 2023' by Dezeen—the world's most influential architecture, interiors and design magazine.

Learning Lightly: the super stacker

Lightly is designed to fit today's world—dense, busy, variable and environmentally conscious. Stacking efficiently was a key consideration throughout the design process. Early research conducted by Formway showed the importance of stacking...

Interview: Paul Stevenson on the Noho Move design process

Designing the Noho Move Chair was a three-year-long endeavour. Any journey that long is bound to be filled with stories—we talked to Paul Stevenson, Lead Designer from Formway...

Learning Lightly: light and nimble

Lightly has been rigorously developed to be as light and strong as possible—to bring dependable versatility to more spaces, from the dining room to restaurants and workplaces.

Noho Impact Report

We believe transparency is a key part of being a sustainable business. We have mapped out our supply chain, our material usage and management to operations in our very first impact report.

Take a look.