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Furniture & home
Authenticate every piece and meet upcoming Digital Product Passport requirements.
QR + NFCDPP
The challenge
Counterfeit furniture and home goods copy designer pieces, materials, and finishes, eroding brand value and exposing buyers to non-compliant products. Resale and second-hand markets struggle to confirm provenance, age, and original specifications. Brands have no reliable way to prove authenticity or material composition after the point of sale.
The SealTrust answer
SealTrust links each item to a unique, tamper-evident digital identity that buyers verify in seconds. Each verification confirms the maker, materials, and production batch, and exposes counterfeits attempting to reuse identifiers. The same identity carries the product record across its full lifecycle, including resale.
What you get
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Instant authenticity verification by buyers, resellers, and inspectors
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Verified material and provenance data that protects brand value
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A single product identity that persists through resale and repair
QR or NFC for this vertical
Recommended method: QR + NFC
NFC recommended for premium and designer pieces requiring tamper-evidence; QR for high-volume home goods where cost and scale lead.
Where it goes on the product
Embed an NFC tag under the surface or in the frame, or apply a tamper-evident QR label on a discreet, fixed face.
The Digital Product Passport for this vertical
Furniture is a priority category under the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), but no delegated act creating a Digital Product Passport for it has been adopted yet; one is expected during the 2025-2030 working plan period, with no date set. SealTrust structures and stores material composition, durability, and repairability data so brands are ready if and when that act is adopted.
Understand the Digital Product PassportRegulatory milestones
ESPR delegated act: furniture
Expected: act not publishedMaterial composition, durability and repairability data are the expected backbone. Collecting them per product now means being ready ahead of the mandate instead of against it.
Statuses and dates come from our regulation radar: real texts only, flagged as indicative when they are.
See the full regulation radarFrequently asked questions
QR code or NFC for furniture & home?
NFC recommended for premium and designer pieces requiring tamper-evidence; QR for high-volume home goods where cost and scale lead. Embed an NFC tag under the surface or in the frame, or apply a tamper-evident QR label on a discreet, fixed face.
Does the Digital Product Passport concern this category?
Furniture is a priority category under the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), but no delegated act creating a Digital Product Passport for it has been adopted yet; one is expected during the 2025-2030 working plan period, with no date set. SealTrust structures and stores material composition, durability, and repairability data so brands are ready if and when that act is adopted.
How does SealTrust prove authenticity in this vertical?
SealTrust links each item to a unique, tamper-evident digital identity that buyers verify in seconds. Each verification confirms the maker, materials, and production batch, and exposes counterfeits attempting to reuse identifiers. The same identity carries the product record across its full lifecycle, including resale.
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