Eco Interiors:
When I think of eco, I think of recycled materials, second hand things, the outdoors, growing your own food and saving energy, It makes for innovative, fun and interesting ideas and I think it brings out the best in people. We are born into a consumerist world which pushes us to buy new products all the time, wasting resources and damaging the planet, so at a time like this making the shift to recycled products or eco friendly products and really thinking about our purchases will help improve quality of life. Interiors have become the focus as we spend more time at home, using our dining rooms having friends to dinner, making our bedrooms luxurious and concentrating on the enjoyment and reward we can get from this. We want sustainable and reliable products that will last and be functional. I have searched around for the best interior products that go with these values.
The innovative sky planter from Eco Centric, is not only a space saver but an unusual and fun way of holding plants and herbs which also holds it’s on water reservoir meaning it “self waters”.
I’m an avid cheese fan and love this board from Love Eco, which is made from the shelves reclaimed from the Old Library at Selwyn College, interesting bit of history and useful!
My previous post talked about large light bulbs making a comeback and here we have the eco friendly version from Eco Centric.
I’m loving this statement cushion made from 100% recycled plastic bottles!
This “charming” Chiwawa is filled with wheat and lavender. You put it in the microwave and the heat can last for two hours.
http://www.love-eco.co.uk/products/prince-the-hot-dog
Very cool recycled tyres to use as garden planters or inside for wood or maybe magazines; available from Eco Outlet
Out to the garden we go and a couple of snazzy products to keep your garden in perfect order; a garden planner and recycled plant labels, both from Eco Outlet.
Lilly & Lime compost bucket
Garden Milk bottles from Pure Design Company
Eco paint from Ecotopia
Recycling bin from Eco Centric
Solar Fairy lights from Nigels Eco Store
Feature by Liz Danon
