Jessica Nicks's Contact Details

Jessica Nicks's Company Details

FRÖVI

London, Greater London EC1M 4BU, GB • 100 - 249 Employees
Furniture/Fixtures

Frövi is a brand dedicated to furniture for eating, meeting and relaxation spaces within corporate and community environments. Through innovative design, high quality manufacturing and space consulting, we fulfil the market’s need for design-led, affordable social furniture. We are the British furniture company with a name inspired by Scandinavian design. You can expect to find innovative, distinctive furniture, created through the best of British craftsmanship. Founded in 1976, we have an inherent insight into British culture, while influenced by the ingenuity of the Nordic style. Focusing on social spaces We equip social spaces – the places where good things happen and support forward-thinking work practices. A social space is designed to invite and delight. What better way than with colour, which injects energy and elevates your mood. With the trend for raw wood and natural-look laminates, texture too adds to the mix. As a manufacturer, we are well – positioned to respond quickly to our customers’ needs. We use high-quality materials and cutting-edge technology to create premium designs at our design studio in Oxfordshire and our factory in the Cotswolds. Built for commercial environments, each piece of furniture is formulated to be robust – an investment to be enjoyed year after year. Our products are tested for strength, stability, safety and durability by independent, internationally accredited companies. Test facilities of international repute are used, such as FIRA, SATRA and CATAS. All testing carried out is to international (ISO, EN) and national (BS) standards. Should individual product certificates be required, copies can be provided on request. We take our corporate social responsibilities (CSR) seriously, both in the UK and abroad. Actively endorsing ethical and environmental standards, we endeavor to help communities in the third world where illegal deforestation destroys livelihoods.