It’s time to cut out plastic and look to items that are eco-friendly and kinder to the environment. From sustainably sourced timber furniture produced by carbon-neutral companies to ethical, small production textiles and vintage pieces made from natural materials, it’s now easier than ever to make buying choices for a circular economy
‘Backless Portsmouth Bench’, £1,046; ‘Loop Shelf 980’, £357.60 each, all by Barber & Osgerby for Isokon (isokonplus.com)
‘Wodge’ modular sofa in ‘Pinky Peanut’ plush velvet, from
£1,830, Loaf (loaf.com)
‘Block + Stitch’ cushion, £80, Stitch by Stitch (stitchbystitch.uk)
‘May’ coffee table, £1,450, Tom Raffield
(tomraffield.com)
‘Modern Farmhouse Occasional Chair’, £1,585, Another Country
(anothercountry.com)
‘Ivory Duo’ timber in ‘Walnut & Cedar’, £324 per sq m,
Foresso (foresso.co.uk)
‘Rodan’ elliptical dining table,
£16,860, Pinch (pinchdesign.com)
‘Pendean’ armoire, £2,575,
Sebastian Cox (sebastiancox.co.uk)
Vintage Beni Ouarain wool pile rug, price on request,
Larusi (larusi.com)
‘Cork’ round table, £4,500, Tom Dixon
(tomdixon.net)