Fora Form office furniture and reuse programme

Published 13 October 2023; updated 21 September 2026; 3-minute read. Fora Form designs chairs, ottomans, sofas and tables for workplace meeting spaces, based on Nordic design values. The article highlights Otis as a relaxed sofa and Dwell as more structured seating with a domestic feel, responding to post-pandemic efforts to bring employees back for in-person collaboration. The company groups its design vision around people working, eating, breathing and experiencing together.

Fora ReForm is described as a local upgrade, repair and certification service for original Fora Form products. Furniture can be collected, repaired and renewed rather than discarded for ordinary wear or changing styles. The company claims reusing/reconditioning can reduce CO₂ footprint by 50–70% versus buying a new item. The company also says it has held environmental certifications and designs products for long service life.

A YouGov survey conducted for Fora Form is reported as finding 35% of respondents enjoyed coming to work more with attractive furniture/aesthetics, 20% felt more inspired/productive and 13% reported improved collaboration. Fora Form is described as among Norway’s top five furniture manufacturers, with seven showrooms, 65 employees and 50 design awards; it had opened a Copenhagen showroom.

Availability: available. Categories: manufacturing and design / furniture and interior design; circular economy. Linked UN SDGs: 8 and 12. Public contact: Pål Eid-Hviding, Head of Marketing, pal.eid-hviding@foraform.com. Company: FORA FORM AS, Mosflatevegen 10, 6154 Ørsta, Norway; foraform.no/en. Short embedded video present; no transcript text exposed. No event listings or participation fees are displayed.

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