In recent years, the concept of working from home has gained tremendous popularity, leading to the need for a comfortable and inspiring workspace within our homes. However, as we embrace remote work, it’s crucial to consider the environmental impact of our home offices. Creating an eco-friendly work
In recent years, the concept of working from home has gained tremendous popularity, leading to the need for a comfortable and inspiring workspace within our homes.
However, as we embrace remote work, it’s crucial to consider the environmental impact of our home offices.
Creating an eco-friendly workspace not only promotes sustainability but also enhances productivity and well-being. In this blog post, we’ll explore various strategies and design ideas to help you craft an eco-friendly home office that aligns with your values.
Eco friendly desks are becoming more popular as people become more aware of the impact their lifestyle has on the environment. There are a number of ways to make your home office desk more eco friendly, from using recycled materials to investing in energy-efficient products.
Here are some great eco friendly home office desk ideas to get you started:
By following these simple tips, you can make your home office desk more eco friendly and help do your part to protect the environment.
Below we are going to showcase some of the best sustainable and eco friendly desk products to make your home office a greener place to work.
The Oakywood felt home office desk pad is made of natural, fully biodegradable materials. 100 OEKO-TEX® Merino Wool Felt and ecological cork. The minimalist and universal design helps you to organize every kind of workspace with ease.
A deliberate choice of premium materials makes the desk pad comfortable, soft, and durable. The cork base prevents the desk pad from shifting and thoroughly protects the desk.
Materials:
From the artist – “Besides leftover wood from the furniture industry, I use wood from old houses or even pigsties, because I believe that every place has history and memories.”
Designed by Thai artisan Sanai Keawchaisa, this phone speaker will amplify the sound of your favorite music and podcasts. The artisan works with teak wood that features a rich, natural grain to handcraft this speaker. It features a slit at the top for inserting your phone, and two horns at the front for diffusing sound.
This adorable corgi pot gets bonus points for being a good boy and for holding all the succulents. The perfect corgi collector’s decor piece, it’s handmade by artisans using sustainable coco coir. Each purchase empowers artisan communities in the Philippines.
Best used with a pot or liner to keep your animal planter dry. Display indoors for longer lifespan. Due to the nature of materials and the handmade production process, no two pieces are exactly alike.
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The LARQ Bottle PureVis™ is the world’s first self-cleaning water bottle and water purification system. It uses PureVis technology to eliminate up to 99%* of bio-contaminants such as E. coli from your water and bottle.
Keeps your water hot for 12 hours and cold for 24 hours.
Powerful PureVis™ technology activates at the touch of a button and every 2 hours to eliminate harmful bacteria such as E. Coli.
Made with 100% FSC-certified, recycled materials, the reinforced gummed paper tape is water-activated, and perfect for sealing boxes and packages. The reinforced paper tape requires a sharp object to cut through it for the package to open, making it tamper-evident.
Printed with soy-based inks and coated with a water-based coating, the reinforced tape is a great option for boxes and packages that need a little extra support! Choose from kraft or white base to suit your brand.
Even Gilgamesh would be jealous of this ‘epic’ blanket… Sorry. And yet, with this blanket’s one-of-a-kind design – landing somewhere between a line-step and a chevron – we decided to give a titular nod to the eponymous icon of ancient Mesopotamia.
The color inverts on either side and stays cozy no matter what. Made from 51% recycled cotton, 12 water-bottles worth of plastic, and unbelievably soft. Custom woven for NEWLY in the USA.
Create your perfect workspace in seconds with the full home office package. The bundle comes with our best-selling home office desk, the monitor shelf, the under-shelf, and the side headphone/bag hook. As always we offer FREE SHIPPING, direct to your door!
Complete the Desk with accessories like our Monitor Shelf, Headphone Hook, and Under Shelf. Get the Bundle and save $100.
All products are made to order by our talented team of craftspeople. Please allow 10 business days for fabrication.
Features:
• Assembles in seconds
• Ultra-slim for easy storage
• Made in Brooklyn, NY
• Local, sustainable materials
• No toxic glues
• Water based finishes
• 100% recycled plastic
Meet Conscious Scent: the exclusive line of small batch candles. Handmade in the USA with locally harvested beeswax, coconut oil, and phthalate-free fragrance, these candles are guaranteed to fill any room with fresh smells and good vibes.
Gift them to the ones you love or keep them for yourself for a little bit of extra self-care (you deserve it). Either way, you can feel great about burning these knowing each candle gives back to a nonprofit cause.
Every cinnamon sugar candle supports Habitat for Humanity and their work to create a world where everyone has a place to call home.
Shaped like a lotus, this candleholder sheds a light on the unique beauty of recycled art. Thailand’s Somyot Sawasdee recycles the bottom of an aluminum can for the tea-light tray, and crafts the holder by hand recycling paper with cement.
The Thai artisan’s expertise is evident in the detail of the holder, which is painted with green and gold paint to create the illusion of an aged bronze piece.
From the artist – “I began to think seriously about my own design work. I started to design new items by using various types of waste or scrap wood, paper, glass, cans, and coconut shell.”
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