Green Winter Products: Sustainable Winter Nesting
Nestle in this winter in sustainable style.
January/February 2007
By Nancy Nachman-Hunt
Fire & Water's Fibonacci table lamp illuminates with elegant design-and it's Energy Star compliant. The spiral lampshade is created from process- chlorine-free and recycled paper finished with salvaged wood veneer. $775. Available through Vivavi; (866) 848-2840.
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Greener Lifestyles' Hect chair, an earth-friendly, contemporary version of the classic easy chair, is made from Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood and natural rubber latex. It's upholstered with a blend of organic cotton and organic hemp. Available in a variety of colors. $650 plus shipping. (888) 220-6020.
The weavers at Oregon's Singing Falls Ranch make these exquisite mohair throws from yarn provided by their own Angora goat herd. Shown here, the "Young Lovers Knot" throw. $425.
Village co-op artisans in Bali are paid a living wage to make these celadon-colored Om teapots and cups, which are packaged in handwoven bamboo baskets. $70 for teapot and two cups. Available through Global Exchange of San Francisco. (800) 505-4410.