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What matters to us

Made in Australia

All Koskela products are proudly made in Australia. By supporting us you also support our manufacturing partners who employ highly skilled workers that can execute custom and bespoke furniture designs.

Supports First Nations peoples and communities

Approximately 70% of the value of this product goes to First Nations peoples operating in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned organisations. This income, independent of Government welfare, supports First Nations cultures and self-determination.

AfterCare™

Koskela products can be serviced to keep them looking like new and extend their life. Components are repairable or replaceable, so you can swap out a part rather than having to repurchase the whole. In most cases, this maintenance can happen onsite, reducing disruption and delays.

Continuously improving

Koskela has ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Assurance and ISO 14001: 2015 Environmental Management certification. This certification provides independent verification to our stakeholders and customers that Koskela is committed to quality and improving environmental performance.

GECA Certification

GECA is an Australian-based certification scheme, which ensures that products and services have a reduced environmental impact throughout their lifecycle. Qualifying Koskela products contribute towards environmental project schemes such as Green Star, LEED and WELL.

Carbon Reduction

Koskela invests in the latest technology and innovative practices to reduce this product’s carbon footprint. Our organisation is committed to absolute zero, with no carbon offsets, by 2030. To keep us accountable we annually measure our carbon emissions and set goals for reduction.

Better for you

This product has features that are beneficial to your wellbeing. Whether it integrates plants, reduces noise pollution, or showcases natural materials, it possesses subtle qualities that help to lower adrenaline and boost serotonin.

Recycled content

This product incorporates recycled materials. Diverting materials from landfill reduces the demand for raw materials and utilising waste as a resource contributes towards
the circular economy.