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Where to Shop for Sustainable Home Decor

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November 6, 2019
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The Psychology of Decorating: 5 Ways We Experience a Room

Decorating a stylish home with items that are responsibly sourced requires due diligence. It’s worth doing a little research, however, to support brands that emphasize craftsmanship, sustainability, and ethical labor standards.

Here are some great places to shop for home décor that exemplifies all of these important values!

The Citizenry

The Citizenry works directly with artisans from around the world to sell stunning, handmade goods that blend modern style and time-honored techniques, like the Bico Bed Blanket that’s handwoven in Brazil. From beautiful textiles to clay earthenware, they have something for every room in the house. Not only does The Citizenry support fair wages and working environments, but they also reinvest 10% of all proceeds back into artisanal communities.

Armadillo & Co.

The craftsmanship of the Indian-made rugs found at Armadillo & Co. are exquisite, but their values are even better. Committed to social responsibility, the company has set up their own non-profit, the Armadillo & Co. Foundation, with a mission to enhance and improve the lives of underprivileged communities by supporting educational, health and community structures.

Bambeco

Bambeco is all about products that are crafted from reclaimed, recycled, renewable, and organic materials. You’ll find surprising goods for every eco-conscious consumer, like Vintage Kantha Quilts and recycled glass bird feeders. Their carbon-free shipping is just another reason to feel good about shopping here.

Boll & Branch

If you want to know where your luxury linens are coming from, Boll & Branch’s traceable supply chain is sure to please. From the farmers picking organic Fair Trade Certified cotton to the factory workers stitching each product, every step of their process is transparent while making extraordinarily comfortable sheets, towels, mattresses, and more, so you can sleep well each night.

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