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We are proud to announce that Confort, a leading Japanese magazine in the design and interior lifestyle sector, has dedicated an article to Stilfibra® on the occasion of our participation in the Interior Lifestyle Tokyo trade fair. This is an important recognition that rewards the research, innovation, and sustainability efforts we pursue every day.
In the article, Confort tells our story—from the roots of STL, founded in 1966 as an Olivetti dealer, to the birth of the Stilfibra® brand thanks to the vision of Lucia Cuman, who has been leading the project for four years with the aim of combining aesthetics, functionality, and natural materials.
It tells the story of Erbi, our chair made from plant fiber waste and recycled plastic, available in versions made from chamomile, coffee parchment, grape marc, and miscanthus. A collection that not only makes use of agricultural waste but also highlights the uniqueness of the raw materials through natural colors and scents.
The magazine also highlights the attention paid to the entire product life cycle, from the choice of materials to the cushions made from a plant-based material derived from Sicilian orange peels, right through to the planning for recycling.
A part of the income from the sales of Erbi chairs supports the educational project “A Scuola con Chiara” (At School with Chiara), promoted by Women For Freedom, because sustainability – for us – also means social responsibility.
We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the editorial staff at Confort for choosing to share our vision and our commitment to more conscious design. This achievement motivates us to continue bringing Italian craftsmanship and innovation to the world.