Prowl Studio‘s Peel chair makes history with its compostable composition of corn-derived PLA and hemp fibers. Created via an injection-molding process, the chair is as durable as its plastic counterparts.

Four arched porticos punctuate the solid wood frame of Stylex‘s architectural Umo. The table is available in four finishes: oak, maple, walnut, and opaque black.

Carnegie Fabrics’ Endeavor collection spans seven 100 percent PVC- and PFA-free fabrics in sumptuous textures including the faux fur Luna, graphic patterned Tone, and suede Palomino.

Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina, the Trampoline sofa’s amorphous frame is outfitted with cushions made of 100 percent PET-derived recycled fabric wrapped in water-repellant fabric.

Part of Coyuchi‘s Zero Waste Water collection, the Rippled Striped Duvet is produced via a process that recycles 98 percent of its wastewater. Fashioned of 100 percent organic cotton, the soft set comes in aloe (shown) or ivory with black stripes.

The first chair of its kind in North America, noho‘s Lightly is constructed from a plant-based polymer derived from the castor bean plant and recycled post-consumer waste materials for a light as a feather silhouette weighing just 6 pounds. Easily stored, the chair is tackable up to 10 chairs high, reaching a height of less than four feet.

Produced using a solar-powered process, Rimadesio‘s Aliante cabinet features a 100 percent recycled and recyclable glass and aluminum frame.

WallPepper Group‘s Lagoon / SR-23 maintains the brand’s eco-friendly standards in a weather- and light-resistant wallcovering that can be installed indoors without compromising quality.

Danish brand Mater partnered with brewing company Carlsberg to upcycle its plastic beer kegs into its OC2 range, a recyclable and modern version of Ocean, a 1955 chair design by Nanna and Joergen Ditzel.

As one of the few bath companies to hold a B Corp Certification, Native Trails’ Bliss bathroom sink combines sustainability standards with style, starring a trendy matte black finish crafted from Italian fireclay and finished with a gunmetal glaze.

Kravet‘s newest Seaqual-based upholstery (made from reclaimed marine plastic) is blended with high UV polyester and finished with the company’s proprietary InsideOut finish for stain- and water-resistance.