The Green Room Blog

The previous entry set the context, and this is where it becomes practical: translating long-held, considered decisions into data that is measurable, verifiable, and shared. This journal documents how we’re approaching that shift, building the evidence behind what we’ve always believed should hold value over time.

Furnitubes’ Managing Director Catherine Barratt shares the company’s vision for the next twenty years, from climate-responsive design and sustainable materials to the partnerships and craftsmanship that define "furniture for good."

What does sustainability really look like for a small manufacturer? It’s not a perfect story - it’s a process. In our new Sustainability Journal, our Managing Director, Catherine, opens up about what it takes to balance purpose, progress, and practicality in 2026 and beyond.

Furnitubes designers Lauren Walls and Theo Seah share how streamlining product ranges creates better outcomes for production, customers, and the environment. Explore the philosophy behind elegant simplicity in outdoor furniture design.

A recap of our Let's Talk Timber event, held at the Furnitubes London showroom on May 1st, 2024.

See why modular furniture is on the rise in public spaces and how our RailRoad modular seating and integrated planter range is the perfect way to enhance them.

W explore the benefits of Bell Bollards, why it is so strong and take a closer look at how they can protect pedestrians and make communities safer.

As part of our commitment to combating climate change we've partnered with Ecologi to replant trees in woodlands where some of the timbers are from.

How can street furniture help landscape architects, urban designers and local authorities in achieving the government's goal of net zero carbon by 2050.