In a time when everyone is searching for sustainable products that are just as effective as their chemical-filled counterparts, we admire Ardent, a family-owned business from the San Francisco Bay Area. Their goods range from homemade soap to water bottles and bags, with the shared feature of non-toxic and natural materials. As Ardent puts it, they sell “elevated everyday goods you can feel good about using.”
Ardent practices what they preach in terms of running a sustainable company. They reuse all of their shipping peanuts from bulk supply shipments and encourage customers to reuse theirs as well. On their website, Ardent has a blog where they explain aspects of clean living, showing how their commitment to promoting ethical homeware goes beyond selling their lovely natural products.
Here are a few of our favorite items.
Photography courtesy of Ardent.
![the do good sponge set. made with eco friendly materials, the burlap and cotton 17](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ardent-do-good-sponge-set-733x733.jpg)
![the solid dish soap in refillable white bowl. the bowl is 3.75\243; in d 18](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ardent-solid-dish-soap-733x733.jpg)
![the petite poche paper lunch bag. includes a removable insert for easy cleaning 19](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ardent-pink-lunch-bag-733x733.jpg)
Three more sustainable brands we love:
- Sustainable Home Goods from the Deep South
- The Bough Collection from Kalon: Sustainable Dining Furniture Inspired by Japanese Craftsmanship
- Second Life: Tabletop Essentials Made from Salvaged British Hardwoods
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