Environmentalists/pet-owners rejoice! You now have a 100% earth-friendly dog house. Designer and owner of Sustainable Pet Design, Stephanie Rubin, sells doggy domiciles that are made from non-toxic materials such as untreated wood, zero-VOC paint, and beeswax waterproofing. The roofs contain living plants. Being green will cost you, however, as the version in this picture will run you about $3,000.
Implications - In a society that is increasingly obsessed with the concept of animal and eco-friendly products, companies that produce items created from non-toxic materials or other sustainable matter can benefit from people willing to pay a premium to soften the blow on the environment. These products and companies stand to curry favor and create goodwill with consumers tired of corporations who exploit the environment for profit.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eco-friendly Products
- Companies that produce items created from non-toxic materials or other sustainable matter can benefit from people willing to pay a premium to soften the blow on the environment.
- Animal-friendly Products
- In a society that is increasingly obsessed with the concept of animal-friendly products, companies that produce items created with the well-being of animals in mind can gain consumer favor and create goodwill.
- Sustainable Design
- Designers who incorporate sustainability and eco-friendly practices into their creations can attract environmentally-conscious consumers seeking innovative and responsible solutions.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Furnishings
- Home furnishing companies that offer eco-friendly and animal-friendly products can tap into the growing demand for sustainable and compassionate alternatives.
- Pet Supplies
- Pet supply companies that provide eco-friendly and animal-friendly products can cater to the increasing number of pet owners who prioritize the well-being of their furry companions.
- Design and Architecture
- Designers and architects who specialize in sustainable design can find opportunities in creating eco-friendly structures that incorporate living elements, such as green roofs, to promote a harmonious coexistence with nature.
