Duvel x Joachim Froment

Sustainability is key. For Duvel, the use of ecological raw materials is only the beginning. At Duvel, we try to create a circular economy in which as few products as possible are lost. For example, 255 tonnes of labels are given a second life, our water footprint will drop by 30% in the next two years, 99% of our side streams and waste streams are reused and 1,000 cows can be fed with the side products of our brews. And now an additional project is being added.

Old Tarps from Duveltrucks can no longer be used in that form, so we decided to recycle them. And that gave us a hundred unique designs. Thanks to the fantastic Joachim Froment, these old Duvel tarps were given a new life. Joachim, co-founder of FutureWaves, is a Belgian designer who went all the way on this project. Once the tarps were removed from the trucks, his work started. Now the tarps each form a unique design for a chair.

You can already admire the Duvel Tarp Chairs at Plein Publiek (Antwerp).