Every by Crea® steel frame begins with high-grade European steel sourced through Swedish suppliers, we handle roughly 120 tonnes per year. This steel is precision-cut, welded, and sanded by hand in our Malmö factory before being finished with a custom matte powder coat.
Every by Crea® steel frame begins with high-grade European steel sourced through Swedish suppliers, we handle roughly 120 tonnes per year. This steel is precision-cut, welded, and sanded by hand in our Malmö factory before being finished with a custom matte powder coat.
Matte Black - RAL 9005
Matte Black - RAL 9005
The matte black finish exudes timelessness and sophistication, seamlessly fitting into both contemporary and classic settings.
Every surface is rigorously tested for adhesion, UV stability, abrasion, and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance indoors and out.
The matte black finish exudes timelessness and sophistication, seamlessly fitting into both contemporary and classic settings.
Every surface is rigorously tested for adhesion, UV stability, abrasion, and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance indoors and out.
Taupe - NCS S5005-Y20R
Taupe - NCS S5005-Y20R
Luxuriously soft and inviting, Taupe adds a touch of warmth and understated elegance to any space.
The powder-coated surface offers superior durability, resisting scratches, weather, and daily wear while maintaining its refined matte texture.
Luxuriously soft and inviting, Taupe adds a touch of warmth and understated elegance to any space.
The powder-coated surface offers superior durability, resisting scratches, weather, and daily wear while maintaining its refined matte texture.
Beige - RAL 7044
Beige - RAL 7044
Bringing a warm, natural touch to interiors, Beige blends effortlessly with both modern and traditional design.
Its soft, neutral tone is achieved through a matte powder coating that protects against corrosion and preserves its smooth finish for years to come.
Bringing a warm, natural touch to interiors, Beige blends effortlessly with both modern and traditional design.
Its soft, neutral tone is achieved through a matte powder coating that protects against corrosion and preserves its smooth finish for years to come.
White - RAL 9016
White - RAL 9016
Pure and versatile, White reflects light beautifully, creating a sense of calm and spaciousness.
Its clean, powder-coated finish is resistant to UV fading and marks, offering a fresh, enduring look across any environment.
Pure and versatile, White reflects light beautifully, creating a sense of calm and spaciousness.
Its clean, powder-coated finish is resistant to UV fading and marks, offering a fresh, enduring look across any environment.
Steel - The Foundation of Strength
Steel - The Foundation of Strength
Every by Crea® steel frame begins with high-grade European steel sourced through Swedish suppliers, we handle roughly 120 tonnes per year. This steel is precision-cut, welded, and sanded by hand in our Malmö factory before being finished with a custom matte powder coat.
Why we use powder coating, not paint or lacquer
Powder coating offers clear advantages, environmental, practical, and aesthetic, over conventional liquid paints and lacquers:
- It’s solvent-free, producing virtually zero volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions during application. That makes the process cleaner and safer for workers.
- Overspray can be reclaimed and reused, reducing material waste.
- The coating is extremely durable: highly resistant to chipping, scratching, corrosion, and fading, much more so than typical liquid coatings.
- Because it cures cleanly, exhaust air from the spray booths can be returned to the plant, reducing outside emissions.
- Some studies show that eco-friendly powder coatings reduce CO₂ emissions by 10–15 % compared to traditional industrial coating systems.
This means less rework, fewer touchups, and fewer replacements, which in turn lowers the environmental burden over the long run.
Every by Crea® steel frame begins with high-grade European steel sourced through Swedish suppliers, we handle roughly 120 tonnes per year. This steel is precision-cut, welded, and sanded by hand in our Malmö factory before being finished with a custom matte powder coat.
Why we use powder coating, not paint or lacquer
Powder coating offers clear advantages, environmental, practical, and aesthetic, over conventional liquid paints and lacquers:
- It’s solvent-free, producing virtually zero volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions during application. That makes the process cleaner and safer for workers.
- Overspray can be reclaimed and reused, reducing material waste.
- The coating is extremely durable: highly resistant to chipping, scratching, corrosion, and fading, much more so than typical liquid coatings.
- Because it cures cleanly, exhaust air from the spray booths can be returned to the plant, reducing outside emissions.
- Some studies show that eco-friendly powder coatings reduce CO₂ emissions by 10–15 % compared to traditional industrial coating systems.
This means less rework, fewer touchups, and fewer replacements, which in turn lowers the environmental burden over the long run.
Steel’s carbon cost
Paid once, earned back over time
Paid once, earned back over time
Forging and producing steel is energy intensive and carries a high initial carbon cost. But this is where durability makes the difference. Because our frames are built to last decades, the relative carbon footprint per year of service becomes small compared to cheaper alternatives that need replacing every few years.
A longer service life spreads that initial environmental cost across many more years of use, reducing the per-year impact. In comparison, furniture built from less durable materials may repeatedly incur new carbon costs every replacement cycle. We see powder-coated steel, done correctly, as a long-term investment: heavy upfront, but efficient over time.
Forging and producing steel is energy intensive and carries a high initial carbon cost. But this is where durability makes the difference. Because our frames are built to last decades, the relative carbon footprint per year of service becomes small compared to cheaper alternatives that need replacing every few years.
A longer service life spreads that initial environmental cost across many more years of use, reducing the per-year impact. In comparison, furniture built from less durable materials may repeatedly incur new carbon costs every replacement cycle. We see powder-coated steel, done correctly, as a long-term investment: heavy upfront, but efficient over time.