Mod Green Pod: Vinyl-Free Wallpaper

We're always on the lookout for things that are simultaneously green and just a little funky.

That's why we love the wildly designed Sigg bottles and also why we are really happy to have found Mod Green Pod and their vinyl-free wallpaper (not to mention their prints and fabrics).

The wallpaper we grew up with employed way too much vinyl (PVC) which, if you've seen the film Blue Vinyl, you know is not good for human health or our planet.

Mod Green Pod's wallpaper is hand silk-screened using non-toxic inks and produced using zero vinyl. It's also whimsical, classic and just a little over the top, and we love it. There are a variety of patterns available. And each one is full of personality.

We could really see the Grand Jubilee in basil (pictured left) in our entryway, or maybe just covering that armchair that needs reupholstering (it's available as a fabric as well).

Available at ">Mod Green Pod.

Re-edited from a post originally published 08.10.07.

Comments (2)

I like this a lot... but I find their fabrics a lot more interesting. Also, as with any other wallpaper that is halfway decent, this is a pain in the arse to source.

posted by hejiranyc on August 14th 2007 at 12:06pm
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I like the fabrics too, especially Atticus.
On the Mod Green Pod Locations page, it lists Q Collection as a local source:

New York area (includes NY, NJ and Farfield
County, CT)
Q Collection
D & D
979 Third Avenue, Suite 1500
New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212.529.1400
Fax: 212.529.1499

posted by Shannon on August 15th 2007 at 1:30am
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