| | | | S2H Communication is pleased to announce its newest collaboration with Tikamoon US |
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| | | | A French Design House Lands in America |
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| | | | With its recent arrival in the U.S., Tikamoon brings a distinctly European sensibility to the American design landscape. Founded in Lille in 2008, the French brand has built its reputation on timeless, solid wood furniture crafted with integrity, durability, and respect for natural materials. Rooted in sustainable practices and thoughtful production, Tikamoon champions pieces designed to be lived with for years, not seasons. We are proud to collaborate with the brand at this pivotal moment, supporting its introduction to the U.S. market and helping to share its philosophy of conscious design and enduring craftsmanship with a new audience. |
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| | | | MEET THE BRAND AT ICFF 2026 Tikamoon will make its first major push into the U.S. market with a debut at ICFF 2026, taking place May 17-19, 2026 at the Javits Center in New York City. As North America's leading platform for contemporary design, ICFF offers an influential stage to introduce Tikamoon's craftsmanship, sustainability ethos, and design perspective to architects, designers, and industry leaders. Together, we are supporting this launch through strategic visibility, storytelling, and participation at one of the design world's most important annual events. |
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| | | | At the heart of Tikamoon's philosophy is a human-centered approach that values people as much as product. The company cultivates a culture grounded in respect, simplicity, and honesty, fostering meaningful relationships with employees, artisans, and customers through dialogue and mutual support. This same sense of responsibility extends to the planet. From the outset, Tikamoon has prioritized natural materials, guided by a deep wood know-how rooted in respect for origin and ecosystem. Behind each piece lies a tree, a forest, an entire living landscape. Working with teak, walnut, oak, acacia, and mango wood, the brand embraces the unique nuances of each species while maintaining a shared, enduring elegance. Designed to last for decades and produced with reduced environmental impact across production and transport, these commitments are further affirmed by Tikamoon's Certified B Corporation® status, offering independent verification that sustainability, transparency, and ethical practices are embedded at every level of the company. |
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| | | | Guided by Vision, Rooted in Experience |
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| | | | At the helm of Tikamoon is CEO Arnaud Vanpoperinghe, whose expansion into the United States carries a deeply personal resonance. Having previously lived in the U.S., this next chapter feels less like a market entry and more like a homecoming. After successfully developing Tikamoon's presence across Europe, Arnaud is now personally invested in establishing the brand stateside, bringing the same entrepreneurial vision and hands-on leadership that fueled its growth abroad. His commitment to the U.S. launch reflects not only strategic ambition, but a genuine desire to see Tikamoon take root and thrive in a market that holds personal meaning for him. |
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| | | | ARNAUD VANPOPERINGHE, CEO OF TIKAMOON |
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| | | | About Tikamoon Founded in France in 2008, Tikamoon is a solid wood furniture brand operating across Europe and the United States. The company designs and distributes furniture and home accessories through its e-commerce platform, offering a collection of over 1,000 pieces and shipping approximately 6,000 orders per month. Tikamoon works directly with partner workshops in Asia and Europe, without intermediaries, and delivers fully assembled products backed by a five-year guarantee. The brand prioritizes durability, repairability, and responsible sourcing as part of its long-term sustainability strategy, TikaGreen. As a Certified B Corporation®, Tikamoon integrates verified environmental and social performance standards into its operations, reinforcing its commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement. |
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