Indoor Plant Gardens: Bringing the Outdoors In
As living spaces become more compact due to the lack of affordable housing and modern life becomes more indoor-oriented with more people...
top of page
Green Commitment
On our Green Commitment - we proudly affirm our dedication to sustainability and eco-friendly practices in every aspect of our interior design process. As a passionate advocate for the natural world, we integrate environmentally conscious choices seamlessly into our projects, ensuring that each design not only embodies aesthetic excellence but also promotes ecological responsibility. We carefully select sustainable materials and work with brands that share our commitment to the environment, reducing our carbon footprint and enhancing the health and well-being of your spaces. Our mission is to create beautiful, sustainable homes that inspire and connect our clients to the beauty of the natural world around them, making each space a testament to thoughtful, eco-conscious living.
Sustainable Partners
We are proud to collaborate with a select group of furniture partners who share our commitment to sustainability. These partnerships allow us to offer you a diverse range of eco-friendly furnishings, crafted from responsibly sourced materials and produced through environmentally conscious methods. Our partners utilize innovative practices such as using reclaimed wood, non-toxic finishes, and recycled fabrics, ensuring that each piece not only adds style and comfort to your home but also supports sustainable living. By choosing these products, we help foster a healthier planet and bring a piece of nature’s serenity into your living spaces.
Virtual Design
We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and supporting our clients in doing the same. This commitment is why we have expanded our services to include comprehensive virtual design consultations and offerings. By leveraging digital tools and online platforms, we can collaborate effectively with clients from the comfort of their own homes, eliminating the need for extensive travel. This not only minimizes our environmental impact but also provides our clients with a convenient, flexible way to achieve their design dreams. Our virtual services ensure that no matter where you are, you can access our expertise and dedication to sustainability, making eco-friendly design more accessible than ever.
Experience Personalized Interior Design from the Comfort of Your Home
2 hr
What You Can Do
It’s on all of us to protect the environment we live in, so we hope you will join us on this journey. Here are some easy ways you can do your part and help us work toward a sustainable future.
Recycle or Upcycle items when they
need maintenance.
​
Consign items at the end of use on a resale marketplace.
​
Donate your gently loved items.
When Shopping
Look For
Read More
Eco Terms
We understand that navigating eco-space can be overwhelming. We've compiled some standard terms for furniture, fixtures, and decor products used in interior design. This will help you know what goes into furniture, what is left out, and more about the values, efforts, and practices.
Organic is made with natural materials grown, harvested, or processed without harmful pesticides, herbicides, or other chemicals. 2. Organic furniture is often more sustainable and environmentally friendly because it uses less resources than conventional furniture
Natural refers to natural materials, such as wool, cotton, jute, wood, and natural latex, derived from rubber trees. There are PFAS-free natural and synthetic fabric blends with plant-based or eco-certified finishes for excellent stain resistance. Natural is not certified by a governing body, as is the case in organic products
Eco-certified refers to materials certified by eco-organizations. These typically indicate the purity of the material, fair labor practices, and high product safety. To qualify, building materials must be made primarily from renewable virgin, mineral, and secondary resources for which recycling is logistically and energetically feasible.
Eco-Friendly and Eco-Conscious refers to sourcing sustainable, natural, and eco-certified materials whenever possible and building for longevity to reduce waste. Many traditional furniture pieces use paints, stains, or glues containing Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), which can harm the environment and indoor air quality. Eco-friendly options opt for low-VOC or VOC-free finishes, making them safer for the planet and its inhabitants.
Sustainable: Sustainable furniture and interior design prioritize the creation of products that are built to last. By using high-quality materials, employing skilled craftsmanship, and considering user needs, designers create furniture and interior elements that withstand the test of time. Durable designs reduce the frequency of replacements, minimizing waste generation and conserving resources in the long run. Moreover, well-crafted and timeless designs have the potential to transcend trends, ensuring the longevity of the products and reducing the environmental impact associated with constant consumption. According to the EPA, over 12 million tons of furniture are estimated to end up in landfills yearly, making up about 5% of this country's waste. Look for companies prioritizing making high-quality furniture built to last, not quickly tossed in landfills. Minimize our environmental impact by using more biodegradable, sustainable materials. If your furniture ends up in a landfill, it will break down without the same level of harm that furniture constructed with a greater synthetic composition might.
Nontoxic and Clean: Take great care when deciding on your furnishings. Work with eco-certification programs, avoid materials with high levels of unchecked harsh chemicals, and choose brands that use third-party testing when necessary to ensure the absence of unwanted substances. In essence, choose those that build the healthiest furniture they can, using natural and certified materials. Plant-based latex and wool furniture are some of the most nontoxic options because they use natural materials instead of synthetic ones.
​
Need help finding the right eco-friendly retailers? Get our list:
​
bottom of page