Set the party spinning with these classic LPs turned into bowls. Artist Jeff Davis created these bowls by sealing the label and the spindle hole in the center with a Mylar coating.
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Love coffee? Love Earth? Perfect! Our "I Am Not A Paper Cup" Cup is the coolest thing since sliced bread.
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Protect your table's finish and the earth when you use these stylish, rope-trimmed coasters. Hand woven in Brazil from post-consumer magazines, the coasters get their vibrant pattern from the color of the recycled paper.
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This handy-dandy, (not to mention cute) little radio has a great vintage look and compact, eco-friendly design, making it the ideal combo of smart and stylish.
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Now you can enjoy that same sunny radiance you love during the day, all night long! Although it's not quite the same brightness, this fresh-from-the-jar light is a great energy efficient way to softly light your home or garden.
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Campers, cyclists, fishers, hikers - outdoor enthusiasts everywhere can benefit from the convenience and simplicity of a take anywhere, solar powered Cap Light.
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You'll never run out of stapling power with these little gadgets on your desk. These staple-less staplers fuse your paper by punching a small, neat hole in your documents and folding the remaining flaps together for a secure binding.
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Turn the volume up on your wardrobe with sassy, funky and fun necklaces made from recycled records.
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Twenty-five years ago, architect Richard Babcock had an idea: Rather than buying, hauling and disposing of a Christmas tree every year, why not create a tree his family could use year after year? The six-foot wooden tree he created back then is still used by his family today.
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