11 Eco-Friendly Décor Brands That Are Actually Chic

Kazi's gorgeous, vibrant baskets and vessels are handwoven in Rwanda using sisal and sweet grass. Similar to bamboo, these plants grow abundantly in the region, which means their use is less taxing on the environment. The brand also partners with nonprofit organizations to bring education and skill training to people in the communities with which they work.

BottleCloth makes its line of graphic, punchy table linens from 100% recycled woven fabric, sourced entirely from recycled plastic bottles. Because of their construction, table coverings and placemats are stain-resistant and super low-maintenance. We love them for a bright, summertime outdoor gathering.

Buying secondhand is naturally good for the environment—it’s a form of recycling that takes something old and makes it new again. Chairish brings this environmentally sound practice of scouring flea and vintage markets to the masses, curating an incredibly wide range of home goods, vintage furniture, décor, and more under one easy-to-shop website.

You wouldn’t necessarily know it right away, but all of the furniture and home goods available at Cisco are made with natural materials and friendly to the environment. Cisco’s offerings include every manner of home goods, as well as specialty products, like John Derian’s debut furniture collection, which falls under Cisco’s eco-rigorous stipulations.

Premium paint without the dangerous chemicals and toxins? Sign us up. Colorhouse produces a wide array of colors, all of which have no VOCs (volatile organic compounds), no reproductive toxins, no chemical solvents, and no toxic fumes.

Coyuchi’s range of deluxe textiles, bedding, mattresses, and more is entirely produced from 100% organic cotton. It’s rarer than you’d think: Less than 1% of the world’s cotton is organically grown, so Coyuchi is a good pick if you’re passionate about products made with natural fibers free of dyes and bleaches. The best part is that the textiles don’t skimp on style or luxury. They’re some of the softest fabrics you can get your hands on.

Creative Women works with women in Ethiopia, Morocco, and Bolivia to create a positive impact in the communities with which they work. By shopping these gorgeous handmade textiles, customers help support sustainable employment as well as unique products tied to artisanal traditions and time-honored processes.

If you’re looking for a gorgeous wooden furniture piece for your home, Environment Furniture ought to be your go-to. The company makes a gorgeous assortment of unique furniture (bed frames, tables, benches, and lots more) from reclaimed, recycled, and sustainably harvested woods.

Known for its beautiful, intricate patterns and unique colorways, Eskayel operates on a print-to-order model, which is a significantly more eco-conscious alternative to traditional wallpaper and fabric manufacturing. Eskayel also uses chemical-free paper and water-based inks in producing its homewares, which include pillows, rugs, furniture, and more.

Candlemaker Kristi Head of Lite+Cycle is all about bringing the highest-quality scent experience to the home. Each freestanding pillar candle is crafted through a delicate process featuring high-grade essential oils extracted through the cleanest methods available, and use non-GMO vegetable wax and a cotton wick. The candles—with their scents of lavender, bergamot, sage, and more—are sumptuously enveloping and meant to burn purely, leaving no waste behind.

Working with artisans in more than 20 countries as well as within the United States, VivaTerra facilitates handmade and fair-trade goods that are largely recycled, made from reclaimed materials, and 100% chemical-free. Offerings include furniture, home accessories, garden, dining items, and more.