7 things to make your bedroom more sustainable
Photo courtesy of Thuma
If you’re outfitting a new bedroom or looking to upgrade your current set-up to something better for the environment, that’s also built to last, we’ve found the best products and companies for a sustainable–and chic–bedroom. Of course, when it comes to furniture, the most eco-friendly choice is to thrift or look for gently used pieces, rather than buying something brand-new. Check out Facebook Marketplace, a local antique shop, or even Craigslist for some great finds. And for everything else, including a stylish robe and comfortable bedding, these companies are committed to helping you do a little better for the planet while you catch some Zs.
All of these products have been hand-selected by Team 6sqft. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these affiliate links. All prices reflect those at the time of publishing.
 Photo courtesy of Avocado Mattress |
An organic sheet set You spend about a third of your life between the sheets, so why not go the extra step to make sure you’re sleeping in something good for you and for the planet. Avocado’s Organic Superfine Suvin Cotton Sheets are exceptionally soft (thanks to a 1,000 thread count) and are made from organic certified Indian Cotton. Organic Superfine Suvin Sheets, from $249 at Avocado |
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A duvet cover Coyuchi makes a beautiful 300 thread count organic duvet cover for every size bed. It comes in five color options and has a high-end feel that’s smooth and breathable. The cotton is 100% organic and is grown and woven in India. The product is even delivered in a reusable organic cloth bag, and everything Coyuchi makes is Fiar Trade and GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. 300 Thread Count Organic Percale Duvet Cover, from $58 at Coyuchi |
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A natural down comforter Fill your duvet cover with an all-season comforter made from cloud-like recycled fluff. The shell is made from ultra-soft 300 thread-count TENCEL, which is made from dried plant pulp. All materials are GRS (Global Recycle Standard) certified. Buffy Cloud Comforter, from $110 at Buffy |
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An organic mattress Avocado goes above and beyond when it comes to sourcing high-quality organic materials. Their mattresses are made with 100% GOLS-certified latex, wool, and cotton. But they’re also extremely comfortable. The brand also offers vegan mattresses made without wool. Organic Mattresses, from $1,199 at Avocado |
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A recycled robe This chic robe from Girlfriend Collective is made from recycled cotton and wood pulp (it’s surprisingly soft!) and is even biodegradable. Choose from six pretty colors and a wide range of sizes from XXS to 6XL. Dream Robe, $98 from Girlfriend Collective |
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A low-emissions bed This stylish and functional bedframe from Thuma is durable, supportive, and comes with a mission. The brand is emissions-free and plants one tree for every sale. The frame is made from upcycled materials and delivered in recyclable packaging. The Bed, from $795Â at Thuma |
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A cozy sweatshirt It really doesn’t get much softer than this fleece crewneck from Hass. Whether you’re cozying in on a chilly night or enjoying a slow weekend morning, you’ll want to be wearing this sustainably-sourced sweatshirt. Fleece Crewneck Pullover Sweatshirt by Hass, $95 at Avocado |
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