Melanie Lorick

Create a comfortable and inviting space without sacrificing sustainability! These are items we enjoy in our home, taking into consideration fabric, organic and responsible sourcing certifications, and high quality items that will be timeless. Of course, buy secondhand when possible and consider the lifecycle. Good quality is more likely to last longer and can be enjoyed even after they've served their use for you. 😊 Disclosure: Some links below are affiliate links. This means that, at zero cost to you, I will earn an affiliate commission if you click through the link and finalize a purchase. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Atlanta was recently named one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the U.S., and with these fantastic restaurants, I'm not surprised one bit. 😉 Here's a list of our favorite vegan restaurants in Atlanta. One section organizes restaurants that have a full vegan menu, while others aren't 100% vegan, but have vegan dishes we've enjoyed. Cheers!

Whether you're new to your sustainability journey, or just want to embrace a more green lifestyle, these books about green living offer a beautiful combination of practical tips and inspiration. Spanning topics from vegan cooking to native gardening, there's a little something for all interests! While I always suggest checking your local library first, or buying second hand, these books are worth having on your shelf or gifting to friends and family. Enjoy!

Make it Delicious: these pantry essentials create a delicious, basic foundation for a vegan kitchen. Of course, when you're able to make your own (like nut butter), that's ideal. *Bonus points!* If you can't…or don't…have time, this list has you covered. :) This includes everything from seeds that serve as egg replacers to delicious vanilla extract. Because who can live without vanilla? 😉 Start exploring here!