Heirloom jewelry is eco-friendly by nature. Pieces that get passed down through generations or transitioned to new hands at antique shows or on eBay never go to waste. But what happens when an old necklace or bracelet starts to look not vintage-chic, but simply not chic at all. Do you leave it to rot in your jewelry box or take it out to the trash? Recently, a new crop of designers has been putting a new spin on old baubles by re-fashioning them into brand new pieces that follow today's trends. read more

“I want to change the green-equals-granola idea that pops into people’s heads when they hear the word eco-friendly,” says Dianne Kraus, whose specific brand of sustainable opulence is gaining ground in the Los Angeles interiors scene. read more

The founder of online eco-magazine EcoStiletto shows us how to kick off the new year with style and sustainability. read more

As a New Year's resolution, we suggest you start “greening” your parties with dessert first (the sweet stuff should always be top priority). How about pairing delicious “green” chocolate with second hand (ie. re-purposed) serving dishes at your next party? read more

Nancy Mims, Co-Founder and Creative Director of organic fabric and wallpaper company Mod Green Pod, believes that a healthy home need not be a boring one. Just one look at her funky Austin abode, which she’s dubbed the “Mod Green Pod test lab,” and you'll see what she means. We talked with her about green-meets-gorgeous design, and then went shopping for vintage furniture pieces that just need a little dose of tender loving (re)-covering. read more