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A.R.E. Naturals

Harmony Organic Duvet Collection

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Harmony Organic Duvet Collection

Why It's Good:

Yes, even bedding can have multiple personalities. The 200-thread-count reversible cover in this duvet collection by A.R.E. Naturals features a multi-toned geometric print on one side and a solid alabaster color on the other. The set also comes with matching shams.

Why It's Green:

A.R.E. Naturals is committed to green practices; all of the shipping materials used are either recycled or recyclable and all of their merchandise have at least one eco-friendly attribute, whether they be sustainable, organic, handmade, recycled or fairly traded. Likewise, this collection of bedding is made from organic cotton. The company also supports tree-planting projects by American Forests, a non-profit conservation organization that plants a tree for every $50 or more purchase through this retailer.

Where To Get It:

http://www.arenaturals.com
Prices range from $125-$165. To purchase directly, click here.