As we enter an era in which sustainability is a very big deal, design is catching up with the consciousness that’s been preceding it for several generations. A decade or two ago, it was nearly untenable to find green products of any sort that were even remotely aesthetically pleasing, but these days, a visual taste test between the extremes is a tough challenge to master. Thankfully, taking care of the earth no longer means looking like we’ve just bathed in it. On the contrary: some of the most cutting-edge design and architecture today is also some of the greenest. We’ll raise a wheatgrass shot to that for sure, man.
Recycled Aluminum WineHive by John Paulick
Bubble Club Sofa from Eco First Art
Electricity-Generating Biophotovoltaic Moss Table
Garden-in-a-Bag by Potting Shed Creations
Hemingway Bookshelf by LDK Design
Michelle Mason’s Recycled Bottles Rosseta Rug
Mushiki Modular Storage Cabinet
Recycled Glass Terrarium by Sprout
Sustainable Bamboo Chairs from Modern Bamboo
Windowsill Grow Box from Sprout
Garden-in-a-Bag, Terrarium and Windowsill Grow Box found at SHFT.com.
