apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

I would love for you to check out our website: www.boxfurniture.net username: box password: fashion

We are a "Green Produced" Furniture Company. All woods used in the production of our furniture is Plantation Grown.

We will be showing our newest collections at the HD Boutique (Hospitality and Design Boutique) in Miami in September and in High Point, NC in OCT.

If you have questions about the collection, please email me at boxfurniture@hotmail.com or give me a call @ 941.366.8164

Thanks and I hope that you enjoy our wonderful designs.

Rob

Help the environment in little ways and everyone will benefit. Here are 3 quick ideas that everyone can do every day to save a little for Mother Earth:

1. Skip the bottled water and bring your own water bottle you can refill. With all of the fruit and vita-powders you can conveniently add to water now, there is no excuse for buying pre-bought flavored water with disposable bottles.

2. Skip the plastic bags at the grocery store and bring your own stylish reusable tote bags. These COOL Envirosax bags come in 3 collections made for men or women, with a convenient carrying pouch that holds all 5 bags, and at only $35 for 5 bags, it is affordable for everyone:

http://www.brightandbold.com/enreba.html

3. Start a compost bin for all of your degradable food leftovers and help your garden at the same time. Instead of tossing food in the garbage bin, buy a tumbler composter (they are available in small sizes for apartment dwellers as well) and give your soil some much needed nutrients while saving junk from the landfill! Check this out:

http://www.cleanairgardening.com/tumcombincom.html

http://www.syndecrete.com/main.html

Here's a new concrete type product. Tiles that look like poured concrete. They are also made from recycled material I believe.

Once you've gotten yourself those cool Envirosax bags, or something similar... Install a hook by your front door, or wherever you keep your keys, and hang the bag there so you remember to take it with you when you go shopping.

I don't remember if I got this tip here or elsewhere, but I'll post it just in case it hasn't been posted here:

use a dish scrubber wand, the kind where you put in soap and it's automatically dispensed through the sponge, to scrub the tub or shower, either when you're showering or for a bigger tub cleaning. Here's one:

http://tinyurl.com/3eyzlt