Underflod is an interior brand founded in 2021 by brothers Mads and Emil with a great passion for the interior and furniture industry. Our mission is clear - to create circular and timeless products by recycling materials from Funen recycling stations and waste from Danish companies.
underflow
Danish production based on the circular transition and social responsibility
Underflod was founded in 2021, driven by a great passion for Danish design and the furniture industry. We create circular and timeless interior products from recycled materials from Danish companies and recycling stations. Our design is minimalist, timeless and created to last for generations.
All our products are manufactured in Denmark with a strong sense of social responsibility. We collaborate with Danish prisons and social economy workshops, where inmates and vulnerable citizens are given the opportunity to create, contribute and develop new skills. Through production, they not only gain a meaningful everyday life, but also a sense of pride and value.
For us, design is about more than aesthetics – it’s about responsibility. We believe that the furniture and interior design industry can be even more circular, and we work every day to set new standards for the future.
If you want to know more, you can read our blog post about our social work →
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Underflow & Friends
Curated brands with a shared ambition to be circular
Underflod & Friends is a universe of carefully curated brands that share our ambition to promote circular economy in the furniture industry. At Underflod, we always focus on circular solutions, but we have taken it a step further. In the store you will therefore find a number of carefully selected brands, where quality, effort and design are paramount.
Underflod & Friends targets the design-conscious consumer who wants to reduce waste and invest in products that last for generations to come. Our mission is to set a strong example for the industry and inspire both companies and consumers to adopt a more circular approach to design.
