ReNew
Repair, reupholster and refresh
ReNew is the first live service within The Loop program, restoring Boss furniture back to as-new condition through expert repair, reupholstery and renewal.Built around our upholstery heritage and delivered with trusted partners, the service extends product life while reducing unnecessary replacement and associated carbon impact. Products are assessed, refreshed and returned ready for their next phase of use, with the process designed to feel as simple and considered as specifying new furniture.Available for both Boss and selected non-Boss products, with pods, banquette seating and tables supported on a project basis.
ReUse
Planned reuse and asset management
ReUse helps clients keep furniture in active use for longer through intelligent planning and ongoing asset management.As workplaces evolve, products may move between departments, floors or locations rather than being replaced unnecessarily. ReUse supports a more flexible approach to furniture ownership, helping clients retain value, reduce waste and maximise the lifespan of existing assets.The aim is to make long-term furniture planning more circular, adaptable and commercially efficient.
Coming 2027
ReSell
Buy-back and resale
ReSell is the buy-back and resale element of The Loop program, designed to give furniture a second life through Boss-managed redistribution.Selected products can be assessed, renewed where required and reintroduced into future projects, helping extend product life while reducing waste and embodied carbon. Unlike uncontrolled second-hand resale, ReSell is curated through The Loop framework, ensuring products are presented, restored and supported to a standard consistent with our Boss standards.
Coming 2027
RePurpose
Social impact
RePurpose redirects unwanted furniture towards meaningful next-use opportunities through ethical clearance, donation and social impact partnerships.Working with long-standing partners such as Waste to Wonder, furniture can be redeployed to charities, educational settings and community projects across the UK, Europe and Africa. Products that no longer suit one environment can continue delivering value in another. Where restoration is not viable, materials are responsibly separated and recycled as a final step.
ReCycle
Responsible material recovery
ReCycle focuses on responsible end-of-life processing when a product or material can no longer remain in use.Components are separated where possible to maximise material recovery and reduce landfill impact. Metals, timber, plastics and upholstery materials are directed into appropriate recycling streams to support a more circular material lifecycle.ReCycle is considered the final pathway within The Loop, used only after opportunities for renewal, reuse, redistribution or repurposing have been explored.