Four Hands introducing eco-friendly upholstery pieces
Items include sectionals, sofas and club chairs
Heath E. Combs -- Furniture Today, July 28, 2008
LAS VEGAS — Case goods and accent resource Four Hands is introducing its first eco-friendly upholstery pieces here.
Items added to the company’s Wilshire collection include sectionals, sofas, and club chairs made using ecologically sound raw materials and production, according to the company.
 Four Hands is introducing this traditionally styled Belsford club chair as part of its first line of eco-friendly upholstery. |
| Four Hands is introducing this traditionally styled Belsford club chair as part of its first line of eco-friendly upholstery. |
Green components include: frames manufactured from Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood; webbings made from a Hessian cloth and jute or burlap; upholstery materials and fabric made from natural, or non-synthetic, materials including Mongolian horsehair, duck and down feathers, and woolen wadding.
The lines are traditionally styled and available in colors including a vibrant blue and a classic taupe. Accent pillows are added to each piece.
Four Hands is a member of the Sustainable Furniture Council. It has released collections containing such materials as depleted mango trees, found objects and recycled aluminum.
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