Michelle Plante is an interior designer with an eye for eco-friendly furnishings. In addition to her design firm, Michelle has an online shop offering a small but lovely collection of products that are sustainably crafted. It all contributes to her goal "to promote healthy, adventurous, and soulful living." More

How do you know if somebody collects vinyl records? Don't worry, they'll show you. Vintage audiophiles love to show off their love for old-school music gear. If you or someone you love digs the look and feel of audio equipment from decades past, check out this Etsy store full of fun and functional homewares and decor items made from collected vintage audio pieces. More

Fans of modern Italian design will be excited to learn about Anima Domus. From whimsical face chairs to sleek and modern dressers, this south Florida store stocks a wide range of contemporary furnishings. And for you small space dwellers, they also offer a few convertible pieces that may catch your eye. More

When was the last time you unzipped your mattress, washed its cover and fluffed up its inner workings? Oh, that's right - you can't really do that with a normal mattress! That explains why the concept of building a DIY mattress that can be cleaned, refreshed and revived seems so novel and brilliant. More

If you like to consume but still like to be green, Amazon has launched a new site aimed toward all things eco-friendly. At Vine.com, shoppers have their pick of thousands of green products, from organic cleaners to sustainable decor. More

Gillette, a third generation antique seller from Washington DC, and Zak, schooled in construction in Ashtabula, Ohio, have brought their love of vintage furnishings to Brooklyn. The full name of their store is Holler & Squall: Things Unlimited. The first part is a lyric from a Jimmy Martin song and "Things Unlimited" is a nod to the store owned by Gillette's grandparents in the 1950s. More

After a number of years designing kitchens and furniture for high end clients, James Flynn wanted to bring quality design to the retail market. In 2010, Flynn set up shop in a space in Old Ottawa South, naming it after the store's address - Elevenfiftyfour. More

As we inch closer to winter, this is a good time to make an effort to get our homes organized before we burrow in for the cold months. So it's perfect timing that we learned about Organize-It, a great resource for organizational and storage tools for the home. More

How did we shop for vintage and antique furnishings before the wonderful world of the internet? Oh, that's right - we got up early and trudged out to flea markets and thrift stores, spending hours pawing through dusty old stuff in search of elusive treasures. Thank goodness for the 21st century - and for Red Line Vintage. Now we can shop for vintage goods from the comfort of our own homes, 24 hours a day. More