At lombaert studio, it means making socially and environmentally conscious choices to create what we call ‘good design’. For us, ‘good design’ goes beyond aesthetics—it considers form, function, and longevity. Simply put, we design sustainable products that have a positive impact on people and the planet.
On our end, it involves thorough research into materials, exploring new technologies, and partnering with the right people. Sustainability is a continuous learning process, and as science and technology evolve, we constantly reassess our methods to improve. For our clients, this means being open to challenges and embracing a collaborative dialogue.
Not necessarily. We work with clients whose values and goals extend beyond profit at any cost. Our clients are committed to addressing the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. That said, if your project involves promoting fossil fuels, gambling, weapons, or if it relies on exploitative practices like child labour or human slavery, we won’t be the right fit—and, frankly, we hope you won’t find a fit elsewhere either.
It doesn’t have to be. We have worked with large organisations, small companies and independent workers and we understand that budgets vary. We make sure to maintain good communication with our clients and contractors all the way through the production process so everybody gets fair wages and the best possible outcome.
Definitely not. We embrace colour, playfulness, and experimentation. We’re always on the lookout for innovative materials and printing techniques. There are plenty of sustainable options that can make a project visually striking while keeping its environmental impact minimal.
