Sustainability

Short-term furniture rental.
Good for our planet’s long-term health.

As the first-ever furniture subscription service of its kind in Thailand, Spruce is pioneering a more simpler, more sustainable approach to furniture — one that’s better for this planet we call home.

Over 7 months, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) measured over 2,738 tons of bulky waste generation in Bangkok. 42% of this was discarded furniture — the largest portion by far.1

93% of Thai consumers are interested in the importance of sustainable living, but this isn’t reflected in the state of Thailand’s landfills.2

Enter Spruce

A furniture subscription program that is accessible, flexible, convenient and sustainable.

Our aim is to simplify sustainable living, without sacrificing style.

Sustainability is built into the Spruce business model. Our subscription service makes luxury design more democratic, deliberate and accessible, as high-quality pieces are used, refurbished and used again.

In renting furniture pieces for a low monthly fee, Spruce customers become part of our circular economy. Together, we’re extending the lifespan of furniture by countless years, lowering CO₂ emissions and reducing the furniture industry’s carbon footprint.

Re-using² large sectional sofas can save 1.5 tons of CO₂ emissions. That’s the amount produced by 4,000 miles of average car driving.³

Our Commitments

Maintain sustainable practices

Every Spruce piece is refurbished and re-loved until it’s no longer up to our (very high) standards. When it’s ready to retire, we have the option to sell it secondhand to a permanent home.

Keep good company

We work with brands that share our passion for ethical craftmanship. We’re more than happy to provide more information on our brands’ FSC certifications, green initiatives and more.

1 subscription = 1 tree planted

We’re working with Plant for the Planet, an international non-profit organization, to plant a tree for every Spruce subscription. The site we’ve chosen for our trees is managed by Conserve Natural Forests, an organization committed to restoring the natural forest landscapes of Thailand.