10 Eco-Friendly Products for Your Home

Looking to reduce your home’s carbon footprint? We’ve rounded up some design finds that are both stylish and sustainable.

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  1: This cozy organic cotton quilt comes from a company dedicated to maintaining carbon neutral operations. (Parachute Organic Air Cotton Quilt.)

   

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  2: These window treatments are made from renewable materials such as bamboo, reeds, grass and jute. (Graber Tradewinds^® Natural Drapes: find them in New Jersey at Garden State Blinds in Parlin, Spotless Shade & Blind Co. in Edison or LJ’s Decorating LLC in Freehold.)

   

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  3: Wood pulp fibers for the wallpaper in this collection come from Forestry Stewardship Council-certified wood harvesting and pulping operations. (The Eskayel Prima Collection Splash/Cerulean.)

   

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  4: These 100% cotton napkins, inspired by gridlines on a map, are woven on a pedal loom to ensure no waste material is created. (Minna Meridian Napkin Rosefinch.)

   

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  5: This side table is made from domestically sourced, FSC-certified wood. (Medley Palder side table)

   

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  6: Upcycled, sterilized plastic water bottles are extruded to make the fibers of this armchair’s upholstery. (Inside Weather’s Custom Issa Armchair.)

   

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  7: This handcrafted dog bed features stuffing made from recycled plastic bottles. (The Westpaw Heyday dog bed: Find it in New Jersey at Katie’s Pet Depot in New Brunswick, Woof Gang Bakery in Westfield or Pet Supplies Plus in Wall Township.)

   

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  8: These darling ducklings are crafted from sustainable bamboo and reclaimed teak. (Uncommon Goods Spotted Wellies Garden Ducks)

   

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  9: These Adirondack chairs and ottomans are made using landfill and ocean-bound plastics. (Neighbor Low Chair and Ottoman)

   

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  10: This table is constructed from local, sustainably sourced wood and 100% recycled plastic. (Hoek Side Table/Stool.)