Yes, that’s right! An EcoPod for all your sitting needs. This isn’t just one EcoPod fits all either. You can create your own EcoPod from a variety of sources and materials (all eco-friendly, of course).
A “naked” EcoPod, without all the fluffy pillows and such retails for $1,079. You can choose from an upholstered with cushions to one upholstered with a bean bag. Those two are priced at around $1,200. So for not even $200 dollars more you can get your EcoPod“fully loaded” to an extent.
The EcoPod reminds me of something that would be used in a dorm room or a 20 something’s apartment. Although you never know, this could be the new design trend and people of all ages, locations, and incomes will have one.
The design is also good for small spaces. The EcoPod doesn’t take up much room. It can be tucked away nicely in the corner of a living room or bedroom. Some might even mistake it for a dog bed because it’s so low to the ground.
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What is the environmental benefit of an EcoPod? I'm not sure I understand its role in ecological sustainability. I know that thinking green is in style, and that means prefacing everything from fashion to furniture with the "eco" prefix. But other than the EcoPod being stylish, what is the point?
The point, to my understanding, of the EcoPod would be to create a stylish piece of furniture that is created by resourceful materials. All of the pieces I've listed in this segment save resources and energy. They all use products that don't further harm our eco-system. Instead of buying a lazy-boy you can buy an EcoPod and feel a little bit better about your purchase. Both are going to handle your needs similarly.
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