Good furniture from Spain is what we want at the hotel… here’s a chair: Fontal by Oscar Tusquets Blancs!  

The Circus Hotel proves that stars are not important, but an ethical approach is and even makes you #1 on Tripadvisor!  

Clean the World partners with hotels to take leftover soap and shampoo, transform them into new bars of soap and deliver them to places where soap is unavailable.  

Very cool way of hanging and putting away things, perfect for hotel rooms so we don’t need cupboards!  

Here’s a pedal-powered TV from a hotel room at Cottage Lodge in the UK! I guess that also eliminates the gym…  

VOC-free paints of course! In Spain the leaders seem to be Livos and Keim… any other brands you recommend?  

LifeEdited. Design your life to include more money, health and happiness with less stuff, space and energy. A project by Graham Hill. Very inspirational! Current hotels are definitely in need to be edited!

Cool way of making use of the pipes and hence saving materials!  

Reclaimed wood used to make bed headboards, nice!  

Good design works for People, Planet & Profit! Let’s go for the Triple Bottom Line.  

Second hand rocks! Less resources, less waste, more personality, more stories.  

Get a piece of soap instead of individual small soap containers at hotels! Soap bars use less packaging and transportation than liquid soap. At Mexico’s Viceroy Riviera Maya you get a piece of locally-made soap of your taste hand-cut by the ‘soap concierge’.

Imagine bee hives on the roof of the hotel building… like a hotel for bees! If they can do honey in Hong Kong, why not Barcelona? Bees need protection!

A great way to reduce waste at the hotel breakfast table without sacrificing comfort: refillable glass containers as seen at Casa Camper in Berlin!  

We want to keep the interiors local and long-lasting, so what better lamp than Barcelona designer Miguel Milá’s TMM Lamp that just turned 50?!