Into the Deep blog — eco-conscious design
Discover Beautiful Homeware Prints by Black Female Designers
Few have created such stunning and impactful homeware prints as Hana Getachew, Tiffany Thompson and Rochelle Porter among other Black female designers.
The Living Deep Guide to Caring for Your Home's Wooden Furniture
Caring for wooden furniture can be difficult, particularly when the species is unknown. Learn about identifying and caring for wooden furniture in our guide!
Eco- Friendly and Energy- Efficient: The Latest in Green Lighting Design
Today's ethical lighting designers are creating collections from sustainably-sourced materials and through low-emissions processes.
Japanese Architects Design Special Public Spaces in the Footprint of Disaster
Over the last couple decades, Japanese architects like Toyo Ito and Shigeru Ban have designed public spaces in the footprints of disaster.
Create a Warm and Memorable Travel-Inspired Interior
Jump on one of 2021's biggest design trends and scratch that travel itch by creating a travel-inspired interior with David Trubridge lights.
Try These Safe Ways to Scent Your Space in 2021
There are a number of potential health and safety issues to consider when choosing scents for your home. For safe ways to scent your space follow below.
Bold, Eco Friendly Wallpaper for 2021
Today's environmentally-conscious homeware designers have begun to approach creating wallpaper differently. They have chosen more biodegradable materials, safer coatings and healthier adhesives.
3 Dangerous Toxins Found in Fast Furniture and Homeware
Between chemical emissions and structural instability, fast furniture and synthetic finishings pose a number of dangers to home and human health.
3 Ways to Dispose of Furniture Without Hurting the Planet
Furniture -- whether fast furniture or valuable antique furniture -- can be disposed of responsibly -- through donation, sale or recycling -- without hurting the planet.
Local, Eco-Friendly Building Materials Shake Up Home Construction
Locally sourced eco-friendly building materials offer consumers fairly affordable, much more sustainable alternatives to those that are shipped globally.
The Arts and Crafts Movement and Today’s Sustainable Design
The principles of the Arts and Crafts Movement of the 19th and 20th centuries inform today's sustainable interiors by encouraging thoughtful consumption.