We have complied a directory of sustainable designers and companies, most of whom have been involved in The Eco-Design Fairs.

All companies are featured because they follow environmentally friendly procedures in the production of their designs. We also feature some Fair Trade companies.

Our directory serves as a resource tool for buyers, journalists, editors, teachers, students and anyone with a professional or personal interest in sustainable design.

We hope you find it useful.

Cycloc

Cycloc is an innovative, wall mounted bicycle and display product, ideal for domestic and office use. Produced from 100% recycled plastic, this patented design achieves a functional yet elegant solution to the problems surrounding the storage of bicycles and associated accessories. The special shape of the Cycloc holds the bicycle firmly where it can be locked to the unit.


Ecoutlet

ecoutlet

Company description: ECOutlet stock a great range of eco-friendly products for sustainable living including energy & water saving devices, recycled bags & accessories, stylish homewares, eco-garden products, kids toys, eco books & magazines as well as some handy battery free bicycle lights.


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Nice Car Company

Selling the best range of electric vehicles for London, the NICE Car Company offers clean and fun transport for everyone. The NICE range includes an electric car, electric truck and a small range of electric bikes and scooters. We provide the environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional car. Zero CO2, zero emissions and quiet, electric cars are nice and clean.


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solarcentury

solar rooftop

solarcentury is the UK's leading solar solutions brand, specialising in photovoltaics.They harness the power of the sun to generate secure energy for electricity and hot water. Since 1999, they have designed and installed over 460 micropower solutions to help companies reduce their carbon footprints.They have unique experience of providing carbon reduction strategies to help developers meet emerging planning policies demanding onsite microgeneration.


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