Decor
Mindful & modern home decor, featuring bamboo home accessories & Fair Trade, artistic hand-crafted wooden pieces.
LED, Inflatable Solar Light (Indoor/Outdoor Solar Lantern) – B-Corp Certified for Social Responsibility
By: MPOWERD
Hand-Woven, Eco Cotton Rug from Freshly Spun 100% Recycled Cotton Fiber – Free of Harsh Chemical Dyes
By: Hook and Loom
Eco Friendly Plant Pot Maker Kit – Makes Biodegradable Plant Pots from Newspaper
By: PotMaker®
Plant Pot that Charges Your Phone via the Energy from Photosynthesis (Pre-Order)
By: Bioo
Did you know?
In my experience, it’s rather difficult to find eco-friendly rugs. Similarly, oftentimes rugs aren’t even part of the “green” dialogue. So, let’s take a look at Hook and Loom, for example, and see how and why their rugs are a relatively more responsible choice. 1. They refuse to use dyes, which produce waste-water; 2. They don’t use chemicals (i.e., pesticides and harsh detergents); 3. Fair employment values are expressly communicated to be a part of their business model. Read their efforts for yourself.
Handmade, Natural Wood Coasters – Made from a Fallen Elm Tree, USA-Made
By: 2stewart
Handmade, Fair Trade Natural Colored Cotton Pillow
By: Proteje // Guatemala
“Green Interior Design”
By: Lori Dennis
Hand-Woven, Eco Cotton Rug from Freshly Spun 100% Recycled Cotton Fiber – Free of Harsh Chemical Dyes
By: Hook and Loom
Recycled Glass Bottles with Cork – for Drinks, Oils, or Flowers (Sold Separately)
By: Nakpunar
Handmade, Vegan, Mason Jar Soy Candle (French Vanilla, Lavender) – USA-Made
By: ChiCandle
“Your Green Home: A Guide to Planning a Healthy, Environmentally Friendly New Home”
By: Alex Wilson
Acacia Natural Wood Round Bowls 6, Biodegradable
By: Pacific Merchants
Did you know?
Here’s a simple fact: natural, un-dyed wood materials are biodegradable. Wow, crazy… Why is this important? Home decor is often made of petroleum-based plastics like PET, which don’t decompose the same way organic materials do. According to a study by the National Institute of Health and EPA, plastic, depending on the kind, takes anywhere between 400 and 1,00 years to naturally decompose. Wood, on the other hand, is an organic material, which means bacteria are able to break it down — depending on the type of wood, it takes between 1 to 5 years for wood to biodegrade. Opt for wood. Be kind to the land.
Hand-Crafted, Square Leaf Plate made from Fallen Palm Leaves – Biodegradable
By: Leafware
FSC-Certified, Natural Angora Reclaimed Wood Square End Table
By: Zin Home
Handmade, Reclaimed Natural Wood Tree Slice Wall Sculpture – USA-Made from Fallen Trees
By: WildSliceDesigns
Fair Trade, Hand-Crafted, Natural Dyed Fabric Journal with Organic Cotton Cover
By: Borderline // Thai-Burmese Border
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