New Comfort Products

New Comfort Products
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The New Comfort Products is a small company based in the North of Norway, on the coast of Helgeland. The company produces chairs in recycled plastic made of waste form the aquaculture industry in the region, typically ropes. This gives the products not only first class and lasting quality, but primarily makes them environmentally sustainable. The product are designed mostly by well known designers like “Snøhetta” but also by local up-and-coming young designer for the same region. This gives the product range an wide variety and along with the production process an opportunity to produce an range of unique chairs. Some of the chairs can be delivered in at truly one-of-a-kind colour pallet which neither will or can be copied.

NCP will showcase sustainable, contemporary chairs made from recycled ocean plastic, locally sourced on Helgeland. Norwegian designers have considered comfort, environmental impact, and also emphasized the visually unique joy of creation. Welcome to the exhibition universe filled with forward-thinking quality and design.

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