Sustainable Furniture

Who knew plastic water bottles could have a second life as cozy fabric? After a deep clean, the plastic gets transformed into fibers, spun into yarn, dyed, and hand-woven into soft, comfy textiles. The result? Fabric that feels good and does good.

As eco-friendly design continues to gain momentum, sustainable wood furniture is carving out a bigger place in our homes. Tables crafted from sustainable woods like mango wood and eucalyptus are becoming more requested and widely available, blending style with a conscience.

Reclaimed and vintage furniture has been cropping up just about everywhere recently, and it’s easy to see why. Designers are incorporating statement-making pieces from past eras into contemporary spaces to create eye-catching contrast and a rich sense of history. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these furnishings are an eco-friendly choice—by repurposing existing materials, they help reduce the demand for new resources, minimize landfill waste, and lower the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing new furniture. Plus, many of these pieces showcase exquisite hand-carved details, rare and exotic motifs, and an irresistible blend of colors and textures that simply can't be replicated today.