There’s something magical about sitting on a front porch or patio with the people you love while the sun goes down with your favorite drink in your hand. Yet, how comfortable your patio furniture is could impact the number of sunsets you actually watch this year. Check out some of our favorite sustainable outdoor patio furniture brands for inspiration!
To design a perfect-sleep-worthy bedroom, you’ll want to seek out sustainable pieces that you love, regardless of if they’re in style or not. Why? Because creating a bedroom look that lasts a lifetime helps eliminate the wasteful cycle of fast furniture. Learn more about curating a sustainable bedroom in our most recent blog post.
Cradle to Cradle certification is a seal of approval that the product you are purchasing doesn’t harm people or the planet. At the end of its life cycle, the product is completely biodegradable, or is able to be broken down into parts and upcycled. But, those aren’t the only benefits. Check out our latest blog post to learn more about the cradle to cradle process.
Wool is a tricky product to rank on its overall sustainability. It is a renewable resource, natural, and biodegradable. But how wool is acquired, or how sheep farms are operated, isn’t always ethical. Here’s what to look for in order to get the most sustainable and ethically sourced wool.
Is it time to replace the carpet in your home? If so, you’re likely on the hunt for something soft, easy to clean, and that comes with a great warranty. While all those things are important, it’s equally important to find a carpet that is safe for your family and the planet. Here’s what to look for while you’re carpet shopping!
When pleather was introduced, it was thought to be an eco-leather. However, this may not be the case. Whether you’re looking at purchasing a couch for your living room, or a leather jacket, it can be helpful to know the environmental effect of both leather and pleather so you can make a decision that’s right for you.
Getting ready for a home remodel or a remodel project? Have you included time for deconstruction instead of demolition? Deconstruction is carefully extracting items and materials from your home that can be recycled or repurposed. We know that it can be hard to find the right place to donate to, so we’ve created a list of many odd item recycling and donation centers for home remodeling. Even if you’re not doing a remodel, it’s always good to know which organizations take what items, just in case!
When it comes to making sustainable decisions, location matters. So, we’ve curated the five most sustainable flooring options in our most recent blog post. It’s worth taking a peek at if you’ve considered updating your flooring. And, updating your flooring throughout your home can have one of the highest ROI’s after kitchen and bathroom remodels. Learn more about it here.
Sustainable Interior Design might feel like an abstract concept, but at its heart, it simply means designing and curating spaces with an increased level of intention. How something is made, where it comes from, and what you do with it once you’re finished with it all matters. If you’re curious about sustainable interior design practices, check out our latest blog post.
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