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Home Must-haves: Eco-conscious Brands That Every Home Should Check Out

Keeping one's environmental impact in check, while still decorating with inspired designs, is now easier than ever. Truly, the word "eco" often conjures up iffy associations, but the following are some eco-conscious retailers that champion the "going green" motto as being gorgeous.

"All Across Africa"

"All Across Africa's" vibrant baskets are hand-woven in Rwanda using sweet grass. These plants grow abundantly in the region, which means that these items are less taxing on the environment. The retailer also partners with nonprofit organizations to promote skill training to communities with which they work.

"BottleCloth"

"BottleCloth" makes its line of graphic table linens from fabric sourced from recycled plastic bottles. These table coverings are stain resistant and require little to no maintenance. They are perfect for summertime outdoor gatherings.

"Chairish"

Buying secondhand is a form of recycling that takes something old and makes it new. "Chairish" brings this practice of scouring flea markets to the masses, curating a wide range of vintage furniture pieces and home goods under one website.

"Cisco"

All of the furniture pieces available at "Cisco" are made with materials that are friendly to the environment. "Cisco's" offerings include home goods, as well as specialty items.

"Colorhouse"

"Colorhouse" produces a wide array of paints without dangerous chemicals and toxins. They have every color. Plus, they have no reproductive toxins, no volatile organic compounds, no toxic fumes and no chemical solvents.

"Lite+Cycle"

"Lite+Cycle" is all about offering the highest-quality scented candles to the home. Each candle is crafted through a complex process featuring essential oils extracted through clean methods with the incorporation of vegetable wax. They offer scents of bergamot, lavender, sage, and others.

"VivaTerra"

"VivaTerra" works with artisans in over 20 countries as well as within the United States to bring fair-trade and handmade recycled goods. Their products are made from reclaimed materials, and are 100 percent free of any chemicals. Their offerings include furniture pieces, home accessories, and more.


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