Snazzybird LTD

Always a student and entrepreneur committed to the circular economy

Snazzybird, well named: building your nest with materials present in nature, as birds do, does not prevent elegance. It is in this logic that two years ago, in his garage, Maanav Patel, a senior student at the University of Nottingham, embarked on the construction of his first piece of furniture: a walnut shell coffee table from a factory. This first experience encouraged him to innovate with new materials and on a larger scale. In addition to the nut shells, the young man uses for example cork from waste from wine bottling plants.

Snazzybird, well named: building your nest with materials present in nature, as birds do, does not prevent elegance. It is in this logic that two years ago, in his garage, Maanav Patel, a senior student at the University of Nottingham, embarked on the construction of his first piece of furniture: a walnut shell coffee table from a factory. This first experience encouraged him to innovate with new materials and on a larger scale. In addition to the nut shells, the young man uses for example cork from waste from wine bottling plants.

Based on the fact that the furniture industry designs furniture that is not sustainable and harmful to the environment, the young start-up, resolutely committed, has built its business model around the circular economy. It also intends to mobilize a community around the issues of the sector and change consumer behaviour. Snazzybird offers a choice of elegant furniture, based on natural and recycled materials at affordable prices and is meant to be completely transparent on the entire manufacturing chain.