Savannah furniture maker Structured Green gets a nice write-up in Treehugger, the popular environmental webzine.

Structured Green, based in Savannah, Georgia, is designing and building a variety of home furnishings from a spectrum of low-impact materials such as bamboo, certified sustainable lumber, and woods salvaged from barns and riverbeds. It’s all held together with water-based glues and finished with food-grade tung oil and beeswax.

For full story, go to Treehugger.

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