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Pressed for Time
Hand-printed at a familyowned press, these weekly
planners make scheduling
a snap. Little Otsu uses
vegetable inks and 100%
postconsumer recycled
paper to create a date
book as up-to-date as you
are. $16, littleotsu.com
Bowled Over
Mio’s flexible 100% wool
SoftBowls are made by
Philadelphia artisans, who
employ a process that
uses less than 1/10th
the energy required to
produce ceramic models.
They’re perfect for storing
and are recyclable and
compostable.
$35, mioculture.com
Three-Ring Circus
Made from 100% postconsumer materials, these
Russell+Hazel binders
come in an array of colors
and designs. Finally, an organizer for the eco-minded
Trapper Keeper lover in all
of us. Large binder, $20,
small binder, starting at
$14, russellandhazel.com
Storage Unit
Japanese design house
Muji uses simple-yetinnovative materials and
processes to produce
this compact steel utility
wagon. By reducing waste
and conserving resources,
Muji ensures that its
footprint (and yours) will be
as minimal as its designs.
$175, momastore.org
Box Popular ▶
Get ready for spring-cleaning with this
Paperbox by designer Jos Van Der Meulen.
Made from unused billboard posters, it’s
perfect for stashing magazines, files, laundry,
or linens. $28, greenergrassdesign.com
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