8 Sustainable Products For A Healthier Future
Clean and green products are must-haves across sectors. From a chair crafted with biodegradable resin to hemp-based textiles, explore these items handpicked by Interior Design’s Rising Giants.
Explore These Green Products Across Sectors
Tekla by Kasthall

Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg’s Tekla hand-tufted wool-linen rug in Ube Ice Cream by Kasthall.
Vireo by Hemp Bio on Marimekko Resonance Bags

Vireo plant-based leather-alternative made from 70 percent hemp treated with partly bio-based polyurethane coating, shown on custom Bunn Studio seating and Marimekko Resonance bags, by Hemp Bio.
Paris Cauldron, Miami Beach, Robins’ Egg and Shadow Gap by Alkemis Paint
Paris Cauldron, Miami Beach, Robins’ Egg, and Shadow Gap, all Cradle to Cradle Certified interior paints with clear quartz base incorporating nontoxic minerals by Alkemis Paint.
Larimar by Model No.

Joshua Smith’s Larimar chaise 3D-printed of biodegradable resin derived from wood pulp and cotton fibers by Model No.
Repurposed Textile by Phlox van Oppen

Textile made from repurposed Dutch Design Week entrance wristbands by Phlox van Oppen.
Pendulum by Louis Filosa + Gantri

Louis Filosa’s Pendulum dimmable LED pendant light 3D-printed of plant polymers (like non-GMO sugarcane) with water-based paint in Canyon by Gantri.
Introvert by FIK Kaarsen

Introvert dimmable table lamp 3D-printed from recycled food packaging by FIK Kaarsen.
Growth by Gensler + The Good Plastic Company

Gensler’s Growth recyclable, Cradle to Cradle Certified panels composed entirely of postconsumer- and postindustrial-recycled plastic waste by The Good Plastic Company.
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Finn Juhl’s Iconic Seating Gets A Floral Fashion Update
Finn Juhl’s 1957 Japan Series gets a fresh, tactile twist with embroidered florals from fashion label Sea New York, blending Danish modernism with contemporary style.
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Nanna Ditzel’s Playful Trisse Collection Grows Up
Designed for kids in 1962, Nanna Ditzel’s adaptable Trisse pieces are back, inviting grown-ups to rethink the boundaries between seat, table, and stand.





