The teardrop-shaped soap bottle that helped take Method from an experiment in a San Francisco apartment to shelves at Target just got a redesign: The company is now making a version in glass, in an ...

The next time you find yourself moseying through Target (a favorite pastime of many), you’ll find one aisle extra vibrant. Creative Growth, an Oakland-based non-profit art studio that supports over ...

Gift Article 10 Remaining As a subscriber, you have 10 articles to gift each month. Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Method Home Products almost called Detroit home for a ...

Somewhere in the vicinity of Hawaii, a huge mass of plastic debris floats in the Pacific. And that's just a fraction of the waste that's bobbing around out there. Compared to the "Great Pacific ...

For years environmentalists have wondered why someone doesn’t do something about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Now, it appears Method, a sustainable cleaning products company, has jumped into the ...

When President Barack Obama declared historic Pullman a national monument in February, the focus was on the past: the company town of railroad carmaker George Pullman, the violent labor strike of 1894 ...

Method’s state-of-the-art soap factory on the Far South Side celebrated its opening Tuesday and offers glimpses into the future of Chicago’s economy. As corporations increasingly calculate that wind ...

My favorite presentation at the 35th annual DMI conference in Providence, RI., without any disrespect to the many bright folks on stage, came from Joshua Handy. He’s the vice president of design at ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Method Products, PBC, the leader in eco-friendly home cleaning, laundry, and personal care products, is innovating in the dish category again, this time with the launch ...

Adam Lowry and Eric Ryan, high school pals from suburban Detroit, are not exactly the kind of folks you would expect to launch a cleaning products business. They are, for lack of a better word, slobs.

The cleaning-products company Method is updating its range, aiming to keep every corner of the home spotless — and equipped with sculptural bottles. The new line of dishwashing soap ($3) is notable.