Find all the latest news on the circular economy, new regulations, support for professionals in reuse, and collaborations around innovation.
As a committed player, Ecomaison initiates and shares developments in circularity to offer sustainable solutions that comply with the requirements of the AGEC law.
In recent days, several regions have been hit by bad weather and flooding, which has caused damage to the furniture of affected residents. To help local authorities collect the furniture waste washed up quickly and as efficiently as possible, Ecomaison is making additional skips available.
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Six years of experience with the Innovation for Ecodesign (IFE) program have been compiled into a guide to support ecodesign initiatives.
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With Ecomaison, the DEYA Group is structuring its eco-design approach and preparing to incorporate recycled materials into its products.
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CO-OPUS brings together artisanal furniture and interior design companies with designers to create new furniture inspired by regional heritage and made from underutilized French wood. Sponsored by UNAMA, the FCBA Technology Institute, Ecomaison, and French Design by Via, this call for projects is open until December 18, 2026. Key Points
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How can furniture artisans be enabled to meet the requirements of the AGEC law while taking their professional realities into account? UNAMA, Ecomaison, and the FCBA Technology Institute have jointly developed a prevention and eco-design plan (PPE) tailored to the manufacture of one-of-a-kind pieces or small batches. The prevention and eco-design plan
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From September 18 to 28, 2026, the Second Life Design Festival took over the Polygone in Montpellier as part of French Design Week. Supported by Ecomaison, this inaugural edition brought together fifteen artists, designers, and artisans united by a common goal: to transform existing seating into contemporary creations and demonstrate that reuse can be
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We invite you to our webinar, “Construction: Overview of Changes to the Fee Schedule Effective January 1, 2027”
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