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Gone are the days when eco-friendly decor was a thing only hippies cared about. As we've all become more mindful of our planet, a product's life cycle, and our role between the two, the design world has inevitably experienced a shift toward sustainable production. From greater supply chain transparency and local, ethical sourcing to the use of upcycled parts and natural materials, you could say we're in the middle of an eco-renaissance.

High-concept furniture designers, especially, are getting in on the action, finding innovative (and dare I say, sexy) ways to make products that are not only good for the environment, but look great, too. Upcycling ocean plastic and rethinking post-consumer waste are two of the most popular ways that these creative minds are embracing sustainability in order to enable a more circular economy. Alas, right now, most of these pieces are major-splurge, made-to-order situations. The ultimate goal, of course, is to live in a world where responsible design is not atypical, but the everyday norm. Until then, here's a roundup of the coolest sustainable high-concept furniture to keep you both creatively inspired and in touch with the latest environmental efforts out there.

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These 20 Eco-Friendly Furniture Designs Are Really Fancy, But Really Inspiring

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Gone are the days when eco-friendly decor was a thing only hippies cared about. As we've all become more mindful of our planet, a product's life cycle, and our role between the two, the design world has inevitably experienced a shift toward sustainable production.

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