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Make it Green...

 


It seems Kermit the Frog was wrong … it’s not that hard to be green after all. There are so many eco-friendly products popping up on the market these days that just about any inspirational photo can be translated into a green design for your home. With a little thought you can create a design that looks great and saves the planet all at the same time.

This look is already off to a great start with the sofa and chair by Lee Industries. They come standard with the “Natural Lee” construction, which uses soy-based cushions paired with recycled and natural materials to create a gorgeous product that is kind to the earth. For every piece sold, Lee Industries donates one tree to American Forests. The artwork shown here by Soicher Marin is available with frames made of sustainable materials. To add a punch of color to your space, try brightly-colored organic cotton from companies like Rubie Green. Keep in mind that natural fibers, like wool, are great for rugs, and don’t forget to create a great backdrop for your look by using zero-VOC paint like Sherwin Williams’ Harmony line. This certified green product doesn’t sacrifice performance and comes in all the great Sherwin Williams colors, like “Baguette” shown here.

 For more of Tobi’s Tips and style, log onto her Web site tobifairley.com



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