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We hate to hear it, but it’s the truth: Plastic wrap is bad for the environment. So for a more sustainable kitchen, we’ve been switching to reusable alternatives. Don’t know where to start when it comes to replacing your disposable plastic wrap? Then check out the ideas below.For smaller items, repurposed glass jars work perfectly. They have the see-through nature of plastic wrap and can be popped in the dishwasher after being used.

They're inspired by New York City, pop culture, and current events — and they smell AMAZING.

Fold your throw blankets!

Artist Zemer Peled's sculptures will make you do a double take.

Chilled rosé from the side table, anyone?

Projekt Datscha is a stargazer's dream.

This trusty, do-it-all material is perfect for your home!

This London apartment is all about the cabinetries.

Peonies and wreaths and preserved flowers, oh my!

"With Our Hands" calls on glassblowers, ceramicists, wood carvers, weavers, metalworkers, and other handmade artists to share their work.

These ideas are equal parts cheap and chic.

They're popping up in real estate listings.

Netflix and chilling has gotten a lot easier.

It's already sold out *twice* since launching just a few weeks ago!

Here's where to splurge.

There aren’t a lot of details yet, but the item could possibly be a print or painting with a hidden speaker, or a speaker that can be attached to the frame of an already existing work of art.

Lemon prints, pastel pillows, and all things cheery that you need this season.