Rate this post The flowers known as annuals bloom beautifully for just one season; the roots do not linger far past the first freeze, and the sole evidence of their brief life are the seeds left behind. But when winter wipes the green from the earth, there are some plants whose roots remain intact, waiting…
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Rate this post Summary: When I moved into a new one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, I quickly realized that despite having a spacious layout, I still had to make the most of every square foot. The Sabai Eclipse Sleeper Sofa became the perfect centerpiece for my living space — sweetly designed, sustainable, and surprisingly spacious. The PFAS-free natural hemp…
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Rate this post Looking for expertly crafted furniture that’s made in the USA? We’ve selected our favorite brands using high-quality and thoughtfully sourced materials — all made and manufactured in America. We’re taking sustainable and ethical shopping to the next level. Too often, we find mass-produced products lining shelves and being sold at exorbitant prices,…
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Rate this post Summary: I’ve been loving my Sabai Essential Sofa for over two years — it’s incredibly comfortable, durable, and even works great as a guest bed. Plus, knowing it’s made from recycled velvet and FSC-certified wood, with stain-resistant and repairable features, makes me feel good about my eco-friendly, kid- and pet-friendly choice. What I…
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Rate this post Summary: As a new parent, choosing a stroller and car seat for your baby can feel overwhelming. Is it safe? Is it practical? Will my baby be comfortable? We chose the Nuna travel system for its comfort, safety, nontoxic materials, and countless features — and it’s been so worth it. What I Love…
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Rate this post We’ve reviewed dozens of the best organic, non-toxic, and eco-friendly crib mattresses — these are our top 5 selections. Babies under a year old sleep a lot — upwards of 12–16 hours a day. This sleep is critical in supporting both their cognitive and physical growth. But how much thought do you give to what…
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Rate this post Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in landfills and oceans—most notably from cups and water bottles. And with climate change rapidly accelerating, we have to take action now to reduce our environmental footprint and waste, as much as we can. One small adjustment we can all make? Switching to a…
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Rate this post Summer is a magical season. The long sunlight, the hot days, the warm nights, the greenery everywhere — the world seems to buzz with energy and possibility. The season officially kicks off on the longest day of the year, the summer solstice. It’s easy to miss — don’t pay attention (or read…
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Rate this post There’s a quiet charm to living in a smaller space. It invites a slower rhythm, where every item has its place and every corner is thoughtfully used. With less room to fill, we tend to fill it more intentionally—consuming less, choosing well, and finding comfort in simplicity. Personally, I’m working with what…
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Rate this post Want to up your vitamin D intake, make more friends in your community, and increase your hand strength all in one go? It turns out that gardening can check all these boxes and more. Add reducing blood pressure and lowering your carbon footprint to the list, too. Gardening does so much more…
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