Caesarstone’s Icon surface is crystalline, silica-free, and crafted from approximately 80 percent recycled materials. Durable and design-forward, the collection includes eight new styles from Calacatta-inspired veining to water-ripple reflections.

Now available with armrests, the Patricia Urquiola-designed sculptural Bolete armchair by Andreu World is made from Pure ECO thermopolymer with optional Circular One or recycled fabrics.

Made with Seaqual Yarn that’s created from marine plastic waste recovered from beaches, estuaries, oceans, and rivers, Tidal from LebaTex comprises six fabrics that support ocean cleanup efforts without compromising affordability, performance, or style.

A scaled-down version of Vilhelm Lauritzen’s 1945 design for Copenhagen’s Radio House, the Foyer bench by Carl Hansen & Søn features a hand-polished, solid oak frame and handcrafted upholstered seat. Reflecting the brand’s commitment to design longevity, the piece is sustainably made using responsibly sourced wood.

Spinneybeck and designer Lars Beller Fjetland reimagine midcentury breeze block motifs with Quartile. The 12-inch tiles—available in two patterns and six wood species—contains no formaldehyde, is CARB compliant, and the solid woods are inherently non-emitting.

Glasscloth from Élitis’ Tribus collection is handcrafted from 100 percent arrowroot on paper backing, revealing the sheen and texture of the plant’s naturally wide, knotted fibers. Offered in rich plain and two-tone shades with raffia accents, the tactile wallcovering brings an earthy elegance to interiors.

Crafted from 47 percent bio-based content, including organic cotton and recycled food waste, Batyline [Stam]Skin Feel by Serge Ferrari Group is a versatile USDA Certified Biobased upholstery fabric that is soft to the touch, durable, and easy to clean.

The Hidden Gems line of rugs (shown in Fire) from Holmes Bespoke uses natural and recycled materials, handcrafted to order and designed for longevity. A low-waste philosophy and climate-conscious mission drive the brand’s sustainable, artisan-led approach.

Made from post-consumer waste, saving 9.9 pounds of plastic per chair from the landfill, the lightweight and stackable Sebel chair from KI boasts a subtle finish that reflects its recycled origins and an ergonomic design that ensures comfort and durability.

Durable and impact-resistant, Ekoa by Lingrove, a natural wallcovering made from rapidly renewable flax, is free of Red List chemicals and petroleum-based ingredients. With a carbon-negative footprint, it is available in 14 rich tones and non-repeating textures.

As the first biodegradable performance vinyl, Hyphyn is engineered with a patented enzyme system and proprietary resin blend that features commercial-grade durability while simultaneously biodegrading more than 90 percent in landfill conditions within 24 months.

Liège Mural by CMO Paris elevates cork wallcoverings through intricate braiding and marquetry techniques. Harvested sustainably from cork oak forests, each hand-worked piece showcases organic textures and metallic accents, resulting in a contemporary homage to tradition.

Wolf-Gordon’s new Rampart Fiber line is a sustainable wall protection system made from flax fiber and non-toxic resin. The high-performance, plant-based product is also bio-based and VOC-free.

Turf’s revamped Wood Textures line introduces digital woodgrain patterns—Rift, Rotary, and Flat—printed with water-based UV-cured ink on 60 percent recycled PET felt in curated color combinations.

The nature-inspired Panorama rug line from Armadillo features five handcrafted designs in wool, linen, and natural fibers. Now BCorp recertified, the brand champions carbon neutrality and water-saving practices, with all rugs Red List Free.

Made with plant-based and custom dyes, Vita Boheme by Puerto Rican artist Jess Cotto for DAC Art Consulting infuses tradition and sustainability into her fiber art by suspending hand-dyed wool strands on wooden frames.

Developed with 13&9 Design and fractals expert Dr. Richard Taylor, the PVC- and PFAS-free Renaturation collection of wallcoverings from Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering are proven to reduce stress and enhance wellbeing.

Crafted from rapidly renewable hard marble with wood scraps repurposed into chair components, the Confer chair from HON revives classic wood seating with forward-thinking sustainable elements.

Part of the Carnegie Acoustic Solutions Mezzo Collection, Kirei’s Plaza Cloud is a modular acoustic ceiling cloud inspired by musical dynamics. Made from 60 percent recycled PET, it’s available in 35 colors.

Vision FR by Kirkby Design is a collection of sheers made from 100 percent recycled polyester FR sourced from plastic bottles. With the soft feel of natural fiber, the line includes a stripe, ombré, and a heatmap-inspired pattern.

Tumble by KFI Studios is a sculptural side and coffee table crafted from shredded and compressed recycled textiles and FSC-certified wood. Inspired by the universal tumble-dry symbol, it is also flat-packed to reduce its carbon footprint.

Created with Prowl design studio, Gantri and Haworth’s Three Piece line explores sculptural lighting through the Rae, Luna, and Beam lamps, derived from non-GMO sugarcane and manufactured on-demand in California to bypass the need for large inventories.

Volar Bio Reimagined by Ultrafabrics uses recycled, rapidly renewable, and biobased materials like Repreve polyester, Ecovero viscose, and Susterra propanediol resin. Each yard repurposes 8.3 plastic bottles for a lighter footprint.

The stackable Hudson outdoor chair from Sandler Seating is made of recyclable polypropylene that is reinforced by fiberglass for extra durability.