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When Designers Play With Trash

Mar 10, 2006 Author: Aysia Wright | Filed under: Eco at Large

Vivavi offers contemporary, sustainable furniture and home furnishings for the environment-minded modern lifestyle. Founded by Josh Dorfman, creator and host of the The Lazy Environmentalist, in 2003 Vivavi offers product collections by forward-thinking designers who consider green design a prerequisite for Good Design.

According to Josh the idea is simple: live modern + tread lightly. The possibilities for doing so astound and inspire.

Vivavi is a member of 1% For The Planet, an alliance of socially and environmentally responsible businesses that donate 1% of all sales to non-profit, non-governmental environmental organizations. Their furnishings are fantastic, you can shop online or visit Vivavi in their Brooklyn Design Gallery.

Greenloop represents the fusion of aesthetics and ethics, of style and sustainability, by providing the opportunity to look good AND do good without sacrificing your sense of style.