FAQ

FAQ about No.1 Limited Edition Loveseat

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Every Loveseat contains approx. 55 lbs recycled plastic, gathered from land and ocean.
More than 2113 gallons of water has been saved during the production process, which is equivalent to 93 days of tap water consumed per resident per day.
Each No.1 Loveseat reduces an average of 110 lbs of CO2 emissions during the production process.
The no.1 has a circular design, which means that after the end-of-life cycle, every part of the sofa can be used again as raw material in our production process.
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500 pieces of the No.1 Limited Edition Loveseat will be produced. All provided with a certificate of authenticity, material passport and unique "Limited Edition" label.
Yes, the Loveseat will be available as part of Hayvenhurst’s debut collection.
Yes, Jackie has a long held passion for interior design and enjoyed being part of every step of the creative process. Follow Hayvenhurst on social media to see behind the scenes!
A draw will be held among the 500 lucky owners of the No.1 Loveseat, where everyone has a chance to win a “Meet and Seat” with Jackie at a location to be determined. More information can be found on the No.1 Limited Edition Loveseat page.

Hayvenhurst is a registered brandname, inspired by the family compound in the Encino neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley in California, where Jackie and his siblings lived.
Yes, they are. Hayvenhurst works exclusively with certified materials and sets a high sustainability standard for our suppliers. Our products are 100% circular, which means that after the end-of-life cylcle, every part can be returned as a new raw material within our manufacturings process.
Every piece of furniture is built to last, and offers a long-term value. However, our furniture is designed to "live" a circular life. This will allow everyone with a Hayvenhurst piece to reduce their carbon footprint, and do good for future generations. More on sustainabilty check this link.
No, not yet. Hayvenhurst has an online store, but the first physical store will follow later in 2025 at a location in the USA to be determined.

At Hayvenhurst we strive to make a change for our planet. Currently, our manufacturing facility is in The Netherlands, so shipping to the USA is a crucial part of within our process. Every day we are looking for different options to reduce our carbon footprint with shipments. For example by using "empty container" slots. Often, empty containers are shipped to the USA, so we use those spots to fill. On land we strive to use electric transportation.
We predict that the Hayvenhurst circular process will start in 10 years. This means that people have the opportunity to hand in a piece of Hayvenhurst furniture at locations in the USA and we organize our production process locally with the "new" raw materials as the main line of supply. Only in this way can we work towards future sustainability of material scarcity, and achieve a zero footprint.
The R&D, design and production takes place in the Netherlands. This also applies to the assemply of the final piece of furniture. The different types of raw recycled materials come from different sources in Europe. With the exception of the liquid latex. This is extracted from rubber trees from Thailand in South East Asia. The production from the latex comfort filling is done in The Netherlands.