People do it every day. They buy things without considering their origin or production. Whether it's food, clothing, or furniture, we often have no idea under what conditions things are produced, the environmental impact, or what hidden pollutants a product contains.

We order cheap gadgets from China, buy tomatoes from Spain or beef from Argentina and allow ourselves to be carried away by the purchase of brand-name clothes that are manufactured under the worst conditions in Cambodia or India.

We want to change that. At Livom, we know: Good things are so close at hand. The world is worth fighting for. We realize that we can't save the world, nor can we change everyone's purchasing behavior. But we can take a step in the right direction and bring you closer to the beauty and exclusivity of local materials. That's why Livom relies on oak, beech, spruce, or larch instead of tropical woods.

Today, specialist retailers, hardware stores, and furniture stores offer a huge selection of tropical woods bearing a sustainability seal. However, the sustainable harvesting of tropical wood is a new invention. Producing furniture from tropical wood not only requires massive clearing of tropical rainforests, but also involves long transport routes.

Using European materials and woods, we are able to keep our transport routes as short as possible. We work with carpenters and select furniture manufacturers in Europe. We are committed to making an active contribution to environmental and climate protection and to making the production and processing of the finished piece of furniture as transparent as possible.