An abode looks unfinished and unfilled sans attractive décor to complement it. Urban-Diversions’ designer Dale H. Campbell created two limited edition pieces of furniture that would not only awe your visitors, but also beautify your interiors, the sustainable way!

“Barn Beam” Chair: This traditionally styled lounge chair costing $3,250 is carved out of yellow pine barn beams and cypress domesticated from Grand Rapids, Michigan’s raised green house features stout armrests engraved from a solo beam. The woven lattice detail on the back and sides comprises mortised cypress.

Transitional ‘Marsh Grass” Chair: This exceptional chair is built out of sustainable walnut and cypress expenses $3,990. The adjustable backrest and the seat are carved out from solid walnut planks and the aesthetically positioned cypress spindles give it the contemporary look and offer the pleasure of viewing natural marsh grass.

Not only are the bodies of these chairs sustainable, but so are their soy foam, hypoallergenic duck feather and goose down cushions that give you the desired comfort.

Source: Urban-Diversions/The Alternative Consumer