Environmental lifestyle expert Danny Seo calls his eco-friendly way of living Simply Green. Through his bestselling books, television programs, magazine columns, and his how-to lifestyle lectures, Danny Seo continues to share his creative ideas that has made him America's leading lifestyle authority on modern, eco-friendly living.

Born on Earth Day in 1977, Danny has championed on behalf of the natural biodiversity of our planet from a very young age. On his 12th birthday, he founded the organization Earth 2000 with just a few friends and $23. By his 18th birthday, he transformed the grassroots organization into the country's largest teenage activist charity spearheading worldwide campaigns on behalf of the environment.

Today, Danny, encourages America to live a greener lifestyle. His first lifestyle book Conscious Style Home (St. Martin's Press; 2001) chronicles his renovation of his parents' Green Hills, Pennsylvania home. Using easy-to-find eco-friendly materials, the beautifully photographed book received rave reviews in The New York Times, Elle, Food & Wine, Elle Decor, and USA Today, who raved "Say 'environment' to Danny Seo, and it's as if you've punched the word into the search engine Google: Out roars an avalanche of ideas and references that threatens to scramble your brain."

His brand new books Simply Green Parties and Simply Green Giving showcases Danny's unique take and approach to stylish green living. Both books feature lush, colorful photography and clear, step-by-step instructions along with Danny's secret tips and how-to information on living the Simply Green way.

As Editor-at-Large of Country Home magazine, Danny pens a monthly column for the magazine and produce feature stories for the magazine's 7.6 million readers. Each month, his "Fresh Thinking" column features clever and easy ideas to recycle anything into gorgeously chic home accessories with quick and easy tips that prove green living can be gorgeous living, too.

In May 2007, Danny served as the co-guest editor of Elle's annual Green issue. He worked with activist Laurie David and the Elle staff to create a number of green-themed fashion and lifestyle pieces for the pages of the magazine.

As the Environmental Lifestyle Contributor on The CBS Early Show, Danny regularly shares seasonal and timely how-to information in the series "Going Green." From choosing the best solar lighting to detoxing your home, millions of viewers tune in to The Early Show to learn and see from Danny the latest and greatest in green tips and products.

On the TV front, Danny has hosted the special "50 Ways to Save the Planet" for Fine Living and recently co-starred in the highly-rated special "Red Hot & Green" on HGTV. He also created and hosted the series "Simply Green with Danny Seo."

Danny has been named one of "40 Under 40" to watch by Crain's New York Business and in an honor of a lighter note, one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People in the World." He stars in a nationwide TV public service announcement campaign airing on HGTV and TLC encouraging Americans to recycle their old cell phones through a nonprofit program called Call2Recycle. A popular speaker at colleges, corporations and special events, Danny has given hundreds of keynote addresses including the College of William & Mary, and The State of the World Forums and the National Kitchen & Bath Association. In May 2006, he gave the commencement speech to the University of California's Berkeley graduating class.

Blog Entries by Danny Seo

The Green House Effect: Metal From Metal

Posted May 1, 2008 | 07:17 AM (EST)


Lately, I've been working on a number of fun and exciting projects. In the meetings for a new organic skin care line we're developing, I've been spouting phrases like "Bottles from bottles! Glass from glass! Caps from Caps!" to the point that I think my colleagues want me to shut...

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The Green House Effect: Eco Appliance Technology

Posted March 13, 2008 | 08:31 AM (EST)


Back in 2000, I wrote my first book Conscious Style Home about the renovation of my parents' Pennsylvania home using environmentally-friendly materials and techniques. It was one of the first eco-design books published, and looking back today, it shows.

One of the projects I showcased was resurfacing a giant SubZero...

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The Green House Effect: Calling the Junk Busters

Posted February 21, 2008 | 05:11 PM (EST)


Let's talk about junk. It's two weeks into my home renovation project. I made a decision: if I'm going to renovate the whole house, I might as well do it one fell swoop.

On a freezing cold Tuesday morning at 7:45AM sharp, a crew of sledgehammer wielding guys show...

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6 Things To Do With Your Old Junk

Posted December 27, 2007 | 07:02 AM (EST)


I think to say I'm fastidious would be an understatement. I have a ritual that my close friends find a bit odd, but I find it keeps my life and home in order. I do a weekly purge where I go through my house and evaluate what I really need...

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Booze It Up... And Four Other Ways To Go Green This Season

Posted December 3, 2007 | 07:02 AM (EST)


There's so much talk right now about having a green Christmas. There's one camp that says don't buy anything, skip the malls, forget presents. Bah-Humbug, I say! And then there's the totally opposite group that says the holiday season is a time to relax and enjoy life, so buy, buy,...

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The Green House Effect

Posted October 23, 2007 | 08:00 AM (EST)


When you share the same birthday as Earth Day, you can't help but notice your birth date is celebrated on a "holiday" that reminds people that rainforests are burning, whales are being harpooned, and the ozone layer is disappearing. So, imagine me on my 12th birthday, eager to open presents,...

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