15 Eco-Friendly Finds We’re Loving Now

Trash to Treasure

Doing good has never looked better at Kohler WasteLAB, which transforms clay and glaze refuse from Kohler’s extensive offerings into new designs for the home. Its latest collection, Abstra, comprises monochrome and patterned tiles bearing a sinuous relief that promises to delight the senses while easing the mind. annsacks.com 

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Waste has become a source of wonder thanks to a new collaboration between the multidisciplinary design firm Stacklab and veteran decorative-arts gallery Maison Gerard. Their joint platform, STACKABL, invites users to assemble unique furnishings via an inventory of leftovers from local manufacturers. (Think felt remnants, ethically harvested wood, and recycled aluminum.) To demonstrate the possibilities, they invited a who’s who of the design world to conceive bespoke pieces, from a crimson chaise longue by Jamie Drake and Caleb Anderson to a striped armchair by Elena Frampton. Trash? We think not. stackabl.shop 

Material Study

A new wave of recycled-plastic furnishings meld substance and flair.

Arper Mixu Chair

Designed in collaboration with Gensler

Revival Croquet Flat-weave Outdoor Rug

Mater Ocean OC2 Bench

by Jørgen & Nanna Ditzel

Liquid Assets

The best new appliances and fixtures save water without sacrificing style.

GE Profile Top Load 700

Top-load 600, 700, and 900 series smart washers can all detect the amount of dirt present to cut back on rinses.

Top Control Smart wi-fi Enabled Dishwasher with QuadWash™

The brand’s top-control smart wi-fi-enabled dishwasher allows for half washes, limiting water to the top or bottom rack.

Nebia by Moen Quattro

High-pressure and environmentally conscious, theNebia by Moen Quattro showerhead cuts water use by some 50 percent.

WASHLET 6450

The WAHSLET G450 Integrated Toilet uses high-performance water jets to achieve a super-efficient light flush.