NERS

The global interior design industry generates over 12 million tons of waste each years. NERS is redefining sustainable interiors by bringing cultural identity to conscious design practices.






BACKGROUND

NERS is a sustainable interior design firm informed by the urban environment of Yerevan, Armenia, capturing the spirit of the city through a unique mix of culture and sustainability. MEK was engaged at an early stage with a clear ambition to create a brand inspired by the Armenian identity yet distinctive in the sustainability space. 






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APPROACHWhile the concept was culturally rich and environmentally conscious, it needed a brand that would resonate beyond Armenia, contemporary yet grounded in place. We developed an identity and product designs that reinterpret Yerevan’s built environment through a modern lens, distilling unique cultural references like the pomegranate, volcanic stone, and brutalist architecture into a scalable design system. Every design decision—from concept to materials to production—reflected NERS' commitment to sustainability and cultural storytelling.


















IMPACT

Our collaboration has enabled NERS to bring the spirit of Armenia into homes worldwide, offering an intimate connection to culture while setting a new standard for sustainable interiors. Through the use of recycled materials, water-based inks, low-waste production methods, and lower carbon emissions, NERS demonstrates that design can honour heritage and reduce environmental impact without compromising quality or values.











NERS

Environment
– Sustainable Design

Culture
– Arts & Culture

Brand Strategy
Visual Identity
Product Design
Publication Design


UN SDGsNERS champions sustainable living by embedding low-impact practices into every part of the design process.


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