When it comes to buying new furniture (not pre-loved or antiques), and you aim to be sustainable about it – keep your eye on how and where a piece is created. With all the mileage and energy required, shipping a piece from overseas is not very green. Neither is chopping down old growth trees. However when we keep the production local it’s not only better for the environment, but also helps sustain our U.S. economy and create jobs.
New to the home furnishings scene is an earth-friendly collection designed and fabricated by green-certified designer, Kristin Drohan. The style of the line is inspired by a classic, timeless frame and designed for comfort and durability. All pieces are bench-made in Hickory, North Carolina. Included in the upscale grouping are: a recliner, sofa, convertible sectional, ottomans, two upholstered beds and a canopy bed. (more…)
Days are getting shorter, temperatures are dropping and the autumn leaves have begun to turn. However, it’s still not too late to squeeze in that summer trip that you haven’t had time for. Whether you’re planning a camping trip in Colorado or heading to Miami to soak up some rays at the beach, there are numerous ways to reduce your carbon footprint while traveling. Here are a few tips: (more…)
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