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Daydream Believer From Vancouver designer and green guru Shelley Penner, the Centro daybed is made from certified veneers adhered to particleboard and a wool-wrapped, CFC-free polyurethane foam mattress (price on request). |
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Bench Warmer Durante co-owner Karey Durante was inspired to go green when her son became sick from the gasses emitted during the furniture manufacturing process. The New Westminster, B.C.-based company now implements enviro-savvy techniques in its green line, including this Fusion Jr. bench (price on request). |
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Rock It A composite of waste wood from sawmill production and recycled polypropylene, the Ikea PS Ellan rocking chair is stacked and shipped without packaging ($59). |
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Petal Power All the materials used in the Cyrilla armchair by Pure are green: from organic cotton and natural latex to organic dyes and nontoxic adhesives ($1,780). |
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Great Big Green Made of FSC-certified wood, natural latex and soft wool, the Seymour sofa from Vancouver’s Upholstery Arts is 100-percent biodegradable
(from $4,747). |
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Zig and Zag The Keiro coffee table by Pure is made of Kirei board, a lightweight and durable wood substitute composed of sorghum straw and nontoxic adhesives ($2,450). |
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Grain of Truth Vancouver-based ODI Gallery uses only FSC-certified wood in its handcrafted furniture (wardrobe, $3,850).
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Your Own Private Idaho Bleu Nature’s Outdoor armchair is made of FSC-certified wood ($3,060). |
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Game Day This Zebra chair from Lee can be made with soy-based cushions, recycled fibre filling for pillows, and organic and natural fabrics ($4,137). |
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Office Space Fifteen years after the Aeron chair came on the market, Herman Miller has outdone itself: the new Embody chair is 95-percent recyclable ($2,572). |
