The Healthy Home: Fresh Finds for a Sustainable Year
In 2026, choose eco-conscious products for your home, such as low-odour paint, forest-inspired wallpaper and an energy-efficient lamp.
See our fresh selections below!
All Fired Up
Napoleon’s Elevation X electric fireplace has an LCD screen that displays ultrahigh-quality video of glowing logs and flickering flames to give the look of a wood or gas fireplace. Plus, it delivers cosy heat and crackling sounds — all without emissions, venting or a gas line.
$3,900. Napoleon
Retro Revival
Originally released in the 1970s as the EC-127, the popular Eames Molded Plastic dining chair by Herman Miller is back with an eco-conscious update — it’s now made with 99% postindustrial recycled plastic. For a clean, minimalist look, check out the newly available unupholstered version.
From $675 each. Herman Miller
Spray Away
The Everywhere mist by Lohn can be used on your clothes, linens and body for an instant refresh. Developed by co-founders Katerina Juskey (pictured, left) and Victoria Mierzwa, the mists are delicately scented, phthalate free and come in travel-friendly, reusable and recyclable bottles.
$38 each. Holt Renfrew
Flora & Fauna
Forest animals and foliage come to life on Boråstapeter’s Under the Elder Tree wallpaper, crafted with FSC-certified materials. The Swedish brand has its own water treatment facility, and its production is powered by renewable energy.
In Midnight. $25/yd. Schumacher
Saved by the Bell
A dome shade and high-gloss finish define the Tom Dixon Bell lamp, but there’s more than meets the eye. The lamp is wireless and has a rechargeable, energy-efficient LED light with a nine-hour battery life.
In Fluoro. From $375. Robinson Lighting & Bath
Fresh Paint
Loathe the smell of newly painted walls? Benjamin Moore’s Eco Spec interior paint is low-odour — any trace of scent disappears in under an hour. Each can is zero-VOC, Green Seal certified and allergy-friendly, and more than 3,500 colours are available.
From $55/gal. Benjamin Moore