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Etsy has everything, from modern to vintage in art, jewelry, clothing etc. I can spend hours browsing the links and shops of individual designers and entrepreneurs. I receive inspiration each time I visit.
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New to you, but cleverly constructed from reclaimed and vintage pieces, this mixed media necklace is both stunning and a stunning example of sustainable design.
Tags: politics, limited edition, green living, design, costume jewelry, green design, spring, spring fever, Earth DayAdded 2 Years Ago from Loyaleclothing -
Great abstract design + organic cotton construction = must-have tee
Tags: politics, Graphic Design, organic cotton, green living, short sleeve, design, green design, spring, greyAdded 2 Years Ago from Revolve Clothing -
Get your own one-of-a-kind, planet-embracing creation through Lauren Bush's latest collaboration with both Barney's and a group of artisans in the Democratic Republic of Congo. You pick a silhouette and they make the garment of y... Get your own one-of-a-kind, planet-embracing creation through Lauren Bush's latest collaboration with both Barney's and a group of artisans in the Democratic Republic of Congo. You pick a silhouette and they make the garment of your choice in a bihusa-dyed fabric of your choice. Oh, and your name gets sewn right into the garment. This one-of-a-kind piece will be something you will treasure forever, perhaps even handing down for the most fashionable kind of recycling.
Tags: green fashion, green living, design, barneys new york, green design, spring, spring fashions, spring fever, Earth DayAdded 2 Years Ago from Lauren-pierce -
So, you have sprung for the tissue box, now you absolutely must have the soap pump. Inspiring design, yes, but also a great green solution, encouraging you to reduce your use of those plastic soap dispensers and opt instead for t... So, you have sprung for the tissue box, now you absolutely must have the soap pump. Inspiring design, yes, but also a great green solution, encouraging you to reduce your use of those plastic soap dispensers and opt instead for the giant-sized refill bottles. Again, I think: bridal shower.
Tags: home decor, gold, brass, Swarovski crystals, Neiman Marcus, green living, design, bridal showers, springAdded 2 Years Ago from Neiman Marcus Online -
A tongue-in-alien-cheek reminder to keep our planet attractive and habitable, this made-to-order rug will also make a big color splash in your living space.
Tags: home decor, rugs, pink, made to order, Graphic Design, area rugs, green living, design, aliensAdded 2 Years Ago from Dangolden -
These little egglings are perfect for those growing their first time. Just crach the shell, water, and in a few months move to the outdoors for more soil
Added 3 Years Ago from Betterlivingthroughdesign -
A unique little accessory for the home. This mason jar stores sunlight, and casts a subtle glow later in the night.
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This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I ... This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I prefer a version that Starbucks put out a few months ago. Their version is pretty much the same, but the outside is glazed (and of course has their logo) and the lid is plastic with a silicone liner to keep liquids sealed in. The key difference between the two is the price. "I Am Not A Paper Cup" is roughly $20 and the Starbucks version is $12. The upsides to either is that if you are a daily coffee drinker, you don't have to trash a paper cup and plastic lid every time you get take-out coffee. The downside is that both of them hold about 8 oz. - not favorable if you normally order a "grande" at Starbucks. Another issue for commuters is that it is not spill-proof or splash-proof. And finally, the Starbucks version CANNOT go into the microwave.
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Like this one a lot. This is a green and graphic piece created by Minneapolis-based graphic designer Keith Moore of pilotdesign. It's constructed of bamboo laminate atop MDF (medium density fiberboard) with a shaped cutout pattern... Like this one a lot. This is a green and graphic piece created by Minneapolis-based graphic designer Keith Moore of pilotdesign. It's constructed of bamboo laminate atop MDF (medium density fiberboard) with a shaped cutout pattern backed in white . Arrives packed in corn starch-based, biodegradable peanuts. Dimensions: 10" dia. x 1.25"
Added 4 Years Ago from Etsy -
Glass water bottles. Awesome.
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For those that need something functional to be attractive ~ here ya go! This 50 gallon rain barrel comes with a hook to hang a garden hose and a planter at the top....now why are you just letting all that rainwater flow away?
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These are just awesome like scented markers without the mess. If you have kids you know what I mean!
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"This bathroom carpet is made of imputrescible foam called plastazote. Each cell welcomes a piece of moss (ball moss, Island moss, forest moss). The humidity of the bathroom and the drops flowing from the body, water the mosses. T... "This bathroom carpet is made of imputrescible foam called plastazote. Each cell welcomes a piece of moss (ball moss, Island moss, forest moss). The humidity of the bathroom and the drops flowing from the body, water the mosses. This vegetable carpet procures a great feeling to your feet. " Amazing!
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Plug into the sun with Solio®! This universal solar charger keeps virtually all hand-held electronics topped off with free solar power anywhere! Sleek, compact design fans into a flowerlike shape, ready to collect the sun's energ... Plug into the sun with Solio®! This universal solar charger keeps virtually all hand-held electronics topped off with free solar power anywhere! Sleek, compact design fans into a flowerlike shape, ready to collect the sun's energy; just place in the light and Solio begins to charge.
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This new product from Umbra, is the eco-friendliest bulletin board I've ever seen. Made from stacked reprocessed paper and a recyclable paper board frame, you can now eat your little eco-friendly heart out. Size: 12x12
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I have not tried them, but anything biodegradable is good in my book. Not for delicate dishware, but good for everyday cleaning. Long lasting, compared to our disposable sponges. Very funky, artsy and unpredictable!
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By buying from The Snow Leopard Trust, you are supporting the local community and women that help make woolen products for the organization and helping in the conservation of snow leopards. "These gorgeous felt rugs have been a... By buying from The Snow Leopard Trust, you are supporting the local community and women that help make woolen products for the organization and helping in the conservation of snow leopards. "These gorgeous felt rugs have been a part of the Kazakh heritage for generations. Completely handcrafted, each rug features a striking design of traditional Kazakh symbols. Durable enough for indoor and outdoor use, they also make unique yoga mats! Although sizes vary slightly, they are approximately 22 inches by 44 inches."
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Created by the team of Anya Hindmarch, originally launched in London, this sensible and stylish eco-friendly tote, made of canvas is great for grocery shopping, among other casual occasions. Go green!
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Looking for jewelry with a purpose? The new style statement is Tagua Nut, or "vegetabel ivory"- a wonderfully sustainable material that is not only gorgeous, but also helps preserve rainforests. See, if villages in Central and... Looking for jewelry with a purpose? The new style statement is Tagua Nut, or "vegetabel ivory"- a wonderfully sustainable material that is not only gorgeous, but also helps preserve rainforests. See, if villages in Central and South America can make money off of the naturally-growing tagua nut rainforest trees, then there is no reason to clear cut the rainforest. But the thing is that tagua nut is an incredibly unique and beautiful material for making pendants. Look at the natural swirls in the photo. Every pendant is totally unique. Additionally, these necklaces are artisan-made right here in the USA, with other handmade beads from around the world. And for only $24.99, they make a very affordable fashion AND environmental statement (and a great gift, too)! I love telling strangers the story of the tagua nut when they comment on how beautiful and unusual my necklace is.
Added 5 Years Ago from Thegreatergreen -
Anywhere you are in the world, as long as you have access to water - you'll be up on time! I'm stunned since I never heard of water power being used on such a small scale before!
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Cultivate at home or your workplace with the same technique used in space stations and greenhouses. Streamgarden is a small personal garden for your home or place of work. It is designed to use the hydroponics technique in an i... Cultivate at home or your workplace with the same technique used in space stations and greenhouses. Streamgarden is a small personal garden for your home or place of work. It is designed to use the hydroponics technique in an integrated system. Hydroponics gives a magnificent and fast growth of plants. At the same time it is using water and nutrition in an efficient way.
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It seems like this eco-friendly world is coming at us from all sides these days! These re-usable Recycling Bags will make sorting your plastic, aluminum, paper, and other products so much easier and not to mention neater!
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Constructed size is about 4" x 4" x 6" These will outlive your real ones! Pop the thick cardboard pieces apart and then slip them together to make a Bonsai plant, and keep changing it around until it looks like the one Karate... Constructed size is about 4" x 4" x 6" These will outlive your real ones! Pop the thick cardboard pieces apart and then slip them together to make a Bonsai plant, and keep changing it around until it looks like the one Karate Kid's Mr. Miyagi would make. The Atomic Bonsai Kits are designed by Joji Okazaki, from the Lounge-Go empire.
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Wow! I think my life became just a little more complete by checking this website out. It is so gorgeous. I love the topographical influence in this sink. Website reads: No plastics, no chemical finishes, no heavy-metal pi... Wow! I think my life became just a little more complete by checking this website out. It is so gorgeous. I love the topographical influence in this sink. Website reads: No plastics, no chemical finishes, no heavy-metal pigments. Reclaimed and non-toxic materials. Pieces infused with nature’s patterns and idiosyncrasies. Design that recognizes that nature is the canvas and the palette, not just the easel.
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It's an informative, no guilt-trip radio program. Host Josh Dorfman introduces listeners to cutting-edge eco-friendly products and trends spanning topics like fashion, design, travel, transportation, building, and more.
Added 5 Years Ago from Lazyenvironmentalist -
The Sigg company keeps coming up with more and more fabulous, fun designs! This one in blue and green called the Earth Sigg Water Bottle is really big, like 33 oz. big! By filtering my own water and filling up a Sigg instead of p... The Sigg company keeps coming up with more and more fabulous, fun designs! This one in blue and green called the Earth Sigg Water Bottle is really big, like 33 oz. big! By filtering my own water and filling up a Sigg instead of purchasing water in a plastic bottle, I'm not only saving myself money, I'm helping to save the environment!
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i hate plastic water bottles, they are such a waste, and i throw away dozens a day at work and feel bad every time i do.
Added 6 Years Ago from Thegreatergreen -
It's just good.
Added 6 Years Ago from Goodmagazine
