Cyrc

Circular Zero-waste Home Decor. Cyrc merges art and technology with a circular economy model to produce unique and sustainable objects for the home. Designed and made to order in Montreal.

They believe that true sustainability is taking responsibility for the whole life cycle of a product. It is imperative that they create a future where the simple act of owning a vase or a chair doesn't come with hidden costs from extraction, production, and exploitation.  

Recycling rates for plastics are as low as 9%, and furniture is near 0%. This is why their products come back to them at the end of their use. Cyrc ensures the materials never become waste entering landfills or the natural environment.

Driven by a vision to exemplify the circular economy through unique design, Daniel and Guy founded Cyrc in Montreal in 2021. When they met, they seamlessly connected their ideas, determined to ensure their creations wouldn't contribute to more waste. They set out to build a brand with a business model designed to transform today's wasteful production and consumption patterns.

THE CIRCULAR PROCESS:

Only use traceable recycled plastic.
The more recycled material they use, the more they support circular material economies, which is imperative to their survival on this finite planet.

Designed and 3D printed in their Montréal Studio.
The flexibility of 3D printing means they can reimagine the entire business model with sustainability as the foundation.
With their printers, they can explore new design languages, create unique custom pieces, produce on-demand, and elevate recycled materials' value without generating waste.

Enjoy it for as long as you like. It will last.
Their products are made to order, which means they are made for you and made to last for as long as you want.

Need a change in your life?
No matter when or why the end of the life of your product arrives. Just send it back to them. They'll shred, chop, extrude and /or pelletize the plastic to prepare it for a new life.

Together they can keep the material in their circular loop.
There is always something beautiful they can continue creating with the materials they use.