Sergi Peguera is an Industrial Designer with a strong passion for creating accessible and environmentally responsible products. He graduated in Industrial Design from the Elisava School of Design and Engineering in Barcelona, and is the designer of our Carta Line.

SURU marked a significant presence at Barcelona Design Week 2024, unveiling its latest circular and sustainable design collections at two prominent events: a dedicated presentation in Poblenou and the inaugural Underground BDW event at Parking Gallery by LCI Barcelona.

Material Matters 2024 was an exciting opportunity for SURU to present our vision of circular design to a global audience, and we couldn’t have asked for a better platform than In The Making, curated by tp bennett and The Furniture Practice. The fair, held at Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf from 18-21 September during the London Design Festival 2024, was the perfect stage for us to showcase not only our products but also our commitment to sustainability and innovation.

If you’re looking to shop with environmental consciousness, a reliable way to siphon out suitable products from green-washing is to find out what their materials are made out of.

A circular economy aims to repair, recycle, or repurpose all materials and products to produce little to no waste and increase the lifespan of a product.

Àlex Jimenez, our CEO and founder, was featured on Traza Furniture, a furniture distributor from Barcelona, to explain where we come from, our goals for this year, and comment on the new european regulations impacting furniture design.

The European furniture industry is leading a sustainability revolution with the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). Celebrated by the European Furniture Industries Confederation (EFIC), ESPR fosters collaboration to develop practical ecodesign rules, empowering SMEs and encouraging innovation.

SURU was featured on the latest issue of CC/magazine

Be proactive, not reactive. Prevent, not heal. The foundational principle of circular design can be encompassed in these phrases. Simply put, taking the initiative to stop a problem from forming is better than solving an issue once it arises.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our blog. Revista, which translates to magazine in Catalan, will focus on updating you of the news about SURU and the design world and guiding you on its relevant concepts, especially on circular design. It is perfect for anyone who has an interest in our company, in circular design, or wants to keep up with the design world.