Decorating & Design
The Healthy Home: Conscious Design Finds For Summer And Beyond
Updated on August 22, 2025
From a trendy electric grill to recycled-plastic rugs, these sustainable design finds are ideal for summer living. Plus, you’ll continue to get use out of these eco-conscious items even into the cooler months. Shop the collection below!
Sweet Seat
Seashell Grand, designed by Jean-Marie Massaud, introduces Dedon’s EcoCycle Fiber. Derived 90 per cent from renewable plant-based resources, Dedon EcoCycle Fiber is an eco-friendly alternative to conventional, fossil fuel–based products. It offers the same luxurious appearance and texture as proven Dedon Fiber along with the same unrivalled strength and weather resistance.
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Wired Grill
Napoleon’s Rogue EQ electric grill blends cutting-edge technology with a green ethos. Gone are the days when electric grills were small and portable, or for indoor use only. This full-size version connects seamlessly to your home Wi-Fi network, allowing you to control and monitor your grill from anywhere using your smartphone.
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Tread Lightly
Crafted from recycled plastic that’s been transformed into straw-like yarn, these lightweight indoor-outdoor rugs from Canadian small business Erbanica are a beautiful, eco-friendly option for any space.
Chop Shop
The latest bamboo and melamine tableware collection from Toronto’s Xenia Taler is perfect for patios or poolside. Made by grounding down the scrap waste from chopstick factories that would otherwise be discarded, the tableware is manufactured with minimal water and energy — especially compared to ceramic iterations — and is free of PVC, BPA and phthalates.
Full Tilt
Debuting at the 2025 Salone del Mobile in Milan, the Tilt + Shift collection is by Canadian design studio Stackabl in collaboration with architecture and design firm Rockwell Group. The table and floor lamps combine an infinitely recyclable cork base with a stacked felt disk shade made from remnant merino wool. Stackabl’s goal is to divert 500 tons of textile waste from landfills by 2029.
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