A Commitment to Green Design and Responsible Manufacturing

Schumacher is committed to sourcing and utilizing sustainable products in its manufacturing process. This means working predominantly with natural fibers that have a lower environmental impact. The company also produces its own wallcoverings in a LEED-certified facility, ensuring that its products meet the highest standards of environmental responsibility.

Schumacher holds various certifications that attest to its commitment to sustainability. For instance, the company's Brooklyn-based wallcovering facility is LEED-certified, demonstrating its green building standards. Schumacher also partners with Borastapeter, a global leader in wallcovering sustainability, to sell their papers in the U.S.

Schumacher is actively working to reduce its carbon footprint. The company is in the midst of a strategic effort to move almost all of its international transport to sea methods, which have a lower environmental impact than air transport. This initiative will significantly reduce the company's carbon emissions, making its transportation processes more sustainable.

Schumacher is also dedicated to recycling. The company regularly visits its mills – both domestically and internationally – to ensure adherence to its sustainability standards and quality. In addition, Schumacher recycles all of its sampling material with FabScrap, a New York-based organization that provides recycled materials for various industries.

Driven by an insatiable curiosity about what is next, FS&CO is on a journey to discover—and create—the future of design. This means pursuing innovation in sustainable materials and processes. It means exploring new, immersive design technologies. It means embracing every opportunity to learn, experiment and evolve, with the single-minded goal of empowering designers and homeowners to achieve beyond their greatest expectations. Because, in the pursuit of beauty, there is no endpoint—we are always learning, always building, always pushing forward.