• GreenBiz - Green Product Design

  The latest information on more sustainably-focused products.
• Furniturelink: Contemporary Furniture Design and Sustainable Manufacturing

  Sustainable contemporary furniture design and manufacturing in North America and beyond. Furniturelink takes the view that "we are what we make" that defines us as a society.
• TreeHugger

  A modern sustainability site that offers advice, clarity, and inspiration for both the eco-savvy and the green-living novice.
• Biomimicry Institute | What Is Biomimicry?

  Explores how biomimicry is shaping sustainable design and innovation in a variety of fields. Features resources, blog, videos, fireside chat recordings, case studies, an orientation toolbox and more.
• Designboom Product Library

  A diverse database of interior objects, home furnishings, lighting, flooring, fabrics, building materials, and more. Acts as a valuable guide in gaining insight and information about a product directly from the manufacturer, and serves as a rich reference point in developing a project or scheme.

• Innovation By Design 2023 | Fast Company

  From small devices to massive structures, the winners of the 12th Annual Innovation Awards demonstrate the power of human ingenuity to create elegant solutions to complicated problems. Spotlights 19 of this year's honorees and includes a full list of winners and finalists across all 50 categories.
• The World's 50 Most Innovative Companies 2023 | Fast Company
• Material & Finish Forecast - A/W 25/26 (WGSN Report)

  In the face of climate change, harnessing science and nature will foster a bio-industrial revolution, and bio-design will reshape materials, ingredients, supply chains and aesthetics as it goes mainstream.
• Material & Finish Forecast - S/S 24 (WGSN Report)

  Discover the must-know material and finish trends for S/S 24, A focus on restraint and practicality will see a rise of perennial, sustainable, natural materials that connect to the pursuit of serenity and balance. Wood, mineral stone, warm metals, textiles and matte clays tap into a reductive and regenerative mindset.