Monthly Archives: June 2010
Plantation Grown Sustainable Furniture And Other Products
T&G is a purveyor of FSC certified and plantation grown sustainable furniture, exclusively designed for T&G, made from sustainable pine, beech, oak, ash, and hevea. Their collection includes over 650 individual products for the kitchen including utensils, storage, knife blocks, butcher boards, bowls, and serving dishes. They also offer package deals that include many products all in one, my favorite being the Gift Works Collection which includes, among many thing made from sustainable materials, bowls, spoons, serving trays, and a pizza cutting board. Continue reading
Plantation Grown Sustainable Furniture and Other Products Part 2
If you like Asian style sustainable furniture you are going to want to check out Tansu. Tansu uses plantation grown materials and reclaimed wood to build sturdy products. They have sustainable furniture for the bedroom, living room, dining room, and outdoors. You will find the most amazing beds, coffee tables, and bookcases. One of my favorite is the Buddha Bookcase, featuring three drawers at the base; it has an open curved design that is a real eye catcher. Continue reading
Plantation Grown Sustainable Furniture and Other Products Part 1
Sustainable Furniture from Whyr’hymer is not only graceful but also eco-friendly. Materials are exclusively plantation grown, FSC certified, or are reclaimed. Their classy designs incorporate some of the most wonderful wood in sustainable furniture such as tables, chairs, and beds. Whyr’hymer also produces the most eye pleasing light fixtures made from all natural sustainable materials. A percentage from all sustainable furniture sold by Whyr’hymer is donated to charities that are working to improve environmental issues worldwide.
Sustainable Furniture from Plantation Forests Part 2
Buying plantation grown sustainable furniture is supporting the idea of progression. Each year measures are taken in conserving and protecting additional dense old growth, tropical rain forests, and animals that are slowly losing their natural habitats. Continue reading