Sustainable Simplicity—American Made

“Begin with what’s left over, turn it into what will last.” This is the principle on which American furniture maker
Emeco was founded. Emeco continues this philosophy by exploring and innovating ways to use consumer and
industrial waste, and environmentally responsible resources. The result: simple, timeless furniture that sits lightly
on the planet—indoors and out.

Brown metal chair with a vertical slat back standing on a mossy rock outcrop in a forest

Iconic Inside and Out

Emeco works with the world’s best designers and influential brands—including Jasper Morrison, Philippe Starck,
BMW, Coca-Cola, Nendo, Sam Hecht and Kim Colin, and Barber & Osgerby—to make long-lasting products ideal
for social spaces both indoors and out.

Emeco’s History

In 1944, Emeco debuted its signature product. The 1006 Navy chair was designed to be lightweight, fireproof,
non-corrosive, and tough enough to withstand sailor life on U.S. submarines during World War II. Made to last at
least 150 years, the classic 1006 Navy Chair was, and still is, functional and durable. Craftsmen in Hanover,
Pennsylvania, make chairs mostly by hand using techniques that are passed down through generations.
 
Haworth began partnering with Emeco in summer of 2022 to offer a curated selection of iconic designs that are
sustainably superior, and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Glass doors open to a private dining room with round table and metal chairs, framed by stocked pantry shelves
Stadium club seating area with rows of metal bar stools at a counter overlooking a baseball field and a GEICO sign
Two white and one dark green backless bar stools in front of a wood counter in a clothing shop
White dining table with light gray metal slat-back chairs, wire fruit bowl and potted herbs on a windowsill
White dining table with light gray metal slat-back chairs, wire fruit bowl and potted herbs on a windowsill
Row of counter stools with light gray shell seats and light wood legs at a counter with a laptop and mug
Retail space with lit light wood shelving displaying bottles, a dark wood table and two wood-seat stools
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