The Linie Design Eternal Eye Rug by Urd Moll Gundermann is made of a luxuriously soft wool that meets the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS), which means that the sheep farmers abide by thorough animal welfare and land management requirements. Definitely something to feel positive about. Available at DWR (Marin Country Mart) and www.dwr.com, $2,195
Jamie Young Co’s Jute Macrame Chandelier brings the outdoors in with its nautically inspired design. Jute is a renewable resource that can be farmed without harmful fertilizers and pesticides and is an eye-catching sustainable lighting upgrade. Available for order at Sunrise Home (831 B Street, San Rafael), $851
MasayaCo’s Masaya Rocking Chair is made from sustainably sourced wood and handcrafted by Nicaraguan artisans. The pattern is inspired by the ornate tile work of Spanish Colonial architecture found throughout the Central American country. Available at MasayaCo Berkeley (1911 Fourth Street, Ste. 104, Berkeley) or www.masayacompany.com, $1,335
Medium Small’s Lojai Side Table comes in Walnut with an oil-based, zero percent VOC and a choice of three powder coat options (shown here in matte). All of the brand’s pieces are made in small batches in its San Francisco studio. The furniture is created to stand the test of time — truly an heirloom in the making. Available at www.medium-small.com, $2,550
Created by Sean Connors for Roche Bobois, the OISEAU Table Lamp was eco-designed and meets Bobois’ Eco8 criteria for eco-consciousness. We love the architecture of this lamp (shown here in Canaletto walnut) — a conversation starter if we ever saw one. Available at Roche Bobois (701 Eighth Street, San Francisco) and www.roche-bobois.com, $2,020
The Luba Armchair by Philippe Starck for Andreu World is a modern, sustainable take on the classic club chair. Not only does this product have a minimal carbon footprint, the FSC certification means it comes from reforested forests and with a Chain of Custody. Available at Andreu World (85 Second Street, San Francisco) and www.andreuworld.com, starts at $1,500
