Brigitte Kahane
After a number of years heading up major design firms, Brigitte Kahane has been practicing EcoDesign Innovation for big corporations and SMEs for over 15 years now. She has, for the past two years, acted as a member of the Panel that selects exhibitors for the "Sustainable Pathway" at Maison&Objet. Discover her product selection!
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Drink it - Plant it | Organic Herbal Teas
RHOECO - FINE ORGANIC GOODS
Five conceptual herbal tea blends inspired by the ecosystems. Exquisite, whole loose herbal leaves, flowers and fruits packed inside ecological packages. Sourced from small-scale Greek organic farms, 100% natural with zero additives & naturally caffeine-free. When the content is finished, the container can be reused! In each package, there is a seed-stick which can be planted inside, giving the opportunity to the consumer to grow their own herbs. Due to its biodegradable quality, the container can be incorporated into the ground leaving zero residues. -
THE BELGIAN TOWEL - HARLAN STRIPE
LIBECO HOME
A new summery The Belgian Towel, Pillow and Pouch is always an exciting introduction! This one will work beautifully on its own and mixed with past collections! The various stripes in bronze, navy, mustard and old rose are sitting on an ecru ground. Available in The Belgian Towel as fouta (110x180cm), guest towel (55x65cm) and small fouta (35x50cm) The Belgian Pillow as pillow cover (50x50cm) The Belgian Pouch as pouch (23x16cm) Colour: Harlan stripe 100% linen – washed finish 335 g/m2 -
CASAGAMI +
LITOGAMI
It recharges at daylight to bring a multicolored light touch in your home. Easy to assemble, designed to be decorated by all the family, Casagami + is powered with a new ecological photovoltaic film. Casagami + is a decorative object, educational, and fun that talk about sustainability values.. -
Bed NORI 180
DAREELS
Bed in untreated solid reclaimed teak. -
Upcycled Glass From Wine Bottles
ORIGINALHOME
These glass items are made from empty wine bottles, collected from hotels, restaurants, and bars in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Wine bottles are a waste product from the tourism industry. Fair trade certified according to WFTO. Glasses are sold in sets of 2.
