From hemp to lamp
More than just an evolution of our classic luminaire, the Supertube, the Superdupertube represents our commitment to sustainability and material exploration.
Just as the Supertube in the 1970s was groundbreaking for its time, the Superdupertube is a tool for navigating towards a circular economy.
Together with Snøhetta, we have refined every aspect of the product – from design to manufacturing – to minimize its environmental footprint. We have carefully considered every step in the lifecycle, from raw materials to recycling. The Superdupertube is not just a product; it is a statement of our commitment to sustainability and responsibility.
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