Vivavi contempory eco friendly furniture
Vivavi, established in 2003, sells stylish contemporary furniture online from Brooklyn, New York. As far as looks their fashion style tends to be very modern but functional. Their whole product line is eco friendly and obtained from pure and renewable, reclaimed and recycled, or resource and energy efficient materials.
Some of their products are made out of renewable materials that replenish quickly like bamboo. Their wood products are certified as sustainable harvested as well. And to the extent possible the products are made out of non-toxic materials.
Vivavi’s furniture tends to be on the expensive side so it must be from sustainable sources. Maybe in the future this won’t be because all furniture will be from sustainable sources!
Other stuff about Vivavi—
They have a good glossary about sustainable materials
http://vivavi.com/materials.php
Vivavi was founded by the host of The Lazy Enviromentalist which is a show on Sirius Satellite radio about eco friendly but hip products and services.
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.
December 19th, 2007 at 2:24 am |
Nice furniture, Recently i bought beautiful and stylish furniture for my kids room from ToysRUs store at couponalbum.com, on great discounted prices..
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September 11th, 2008 at 1:24 am |
Some great modern furniture, very stylish. If you are interested in seeing some great examples of Australian Colonial Furniture check out colonialhill.com
All the best
November 19th, 2008 at 1:43 am |
These furniture pieces are mostly the favorite of the younger generation of furniture buyers. But that does not mean that the buyer base of modern furniture is limited to them. Younger generations on the other hand would definitely choose contemporary furniture over traditional ones.