Crafted with Conscience.

More than decor.

At Ecothesí, we create pieces that pause the room. Designed by local artisans and built with intention, each piece stands apart—uncommon in form, grounded in ethics, and rich in story. Our materials are responsibly sourced and chosen for their strength and environmental intelligence: wood, jute, hemp, organic cotton among the list. Made in the U.S. by a Black and woman-owned studio, each piece carries a lineage of care from fair-wage labor to low-impact processes to lasting form. This is design that carries weight not because it demands attention, but because it earns it. When someone asks where you got your decor, you’ll have more than just an answer—you’ll have a story worth sharing.

New Arrival

The Eden Organizer is handcrafted from reclaimed wood and etched with hand-painted botanical motifs. With three divided chambers each telling its own story of foliage and form, it’s perfect for curating small essentials or adding an earthy touch to your space.

Wooden tray with three compartments, each decorated with green plant leaf silhouettes: a branch with multiple small leaves on the left, a large monstera leaf in the middle, and a branch with round leaves on the right.
Close-up of a wooden tray with a dark green painted monstera leaf design on it.
Botoom view of a rectangular wooden tray with visible wood grain, placed outdoors on green foliage.

The Artisans

Wood and Textile Artists Crafting Excellence

Our decor team is composed of master artisans with expertise in a variety of wood textile crafts, including carving, joinery, cabinet making, weaving, embroidery, crochet, knitting, and more. Each member brings years of experience and a deep understanding of their craft, allowing them to create furnishings that are both meticulously detailed and beautifully executed. Their commitment to craftsmanship shines through in every piece, blending traditional techniques with innovative designs to produce timeless, high-quality, and sustainably made products. This team’s dedication to artistry and precision ensures that every item they create not only meets but exceeds expectations for durability and aesthetic appeal.

A woman with curly hair carefully working on a woodworking project in a workshop, with tools and wooden pieces around her.
Person weaving a red macrame wall hanging with yarn on a wooden dowel, indoors with warm lighting.
Person doing embroidery with a needle and thread, using embroidery scissors.
  • A brown tag with a white recycling symbol and text explaining that recycled fibers are made from waste material, saving natural resources, placed on a knitted brown fabric.

    Eco-Conscious Process

    We meticulously source our materials from eco-friendly suppliers who share our commitment to minimizing environmental impact. We use local, natural, organic, and biodegradable materials—including organic cotton, jute, hemp, wool, linen, and silk. Dyes used are non-toxic and our packaging is entirely plastic-free.

  • Close-up of hands weaving threads on a traditional loom with colorful threads.

    Handcrafted Excellence

    Every item in our collection is made by hand, leveraging time-honored techniques—such as crochet, knitting, and weaving—that eschew machines for the personal touch of skilled artisans. Through this, we’re able to offer exclusive, limited product lines that ensure each piece is as ethical and sustainable as it is high-quality and aesthetic.

  • Blue story card with white logo and text, resting on beige fabric surface.

    Storied Craftsmanship

    Each piece comes with a “Know Your Decor Lore” card, offering a deep dive into its origin, the materials and techniques used, and the artisan behind it. This card not only tells the story of the item but also includes care instructions to ensure its durability and maintain it as a cherished part of your home for years to come.

Person working on embroidery with colorful thread and sewing tools on fabric.

Paced Production Model

We believe that quality and sustainability go hand in hand. Our approach prioritizes a paced production and slow sales model, guaranteeing that each product is thoughtfully created and limited in quantity to manage waste, avoid overproduction, and ensure durability and longevity.

Person unpacking a textile good in a white box with tissue paper inside, set on a wooden table in a bright room.

The Renaissance Program

We’re dedicated to sustainability beyond the initial sale. Through our Renaissance Program, we accept back any product we’ve ever made, in plastic-free return packaging, for upcycling, donating, composting, or recycling based on condition. Our Ecothesí Renaissance Program is designed to give our products a second life and reduce waste.

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