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    Not Paper Towel Tray Not Paper Towel Tray

    $15
    $15
  • Six Lizzie Clark Tropical Fruit placemats with vibrant green, orange, pink, and navy fruit patterns are fanned out on a white background—each made from eco-friendly materials. A repeating pattern of dragon fruit slices—white flesh, black seeds, pink edges, green leaves—on a dark gray background. “Tropical Fruit” by Lizzie Clark is an eco-friendly design perfect for Not Paper Towels.

    Tropical Fruit Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six reusable GEOMETRY Floral Fun envelopes are fanned out, each showing a unique colorful floral or botanical design on a white background. Floral Fun by GEOMETRY is a rectangular mat with a dark background and a floral pattern of pink flowers, white clusters, blue berries, and green leaves. This reusable design offers an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Floral Fun Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Four Pop Of Color reusable towels by GEOMETRY, featuring black, white, beige, and yellow geometric and abstract patterns, are folded in a staggered stack on white marble. Eco-friendly and stylish alternatives to paper towels. Four GEOMETRY Pop Of Color reusable towels, featuring bold modern patterns in black, white, gold, and gray with abstract florals, stripes, and brush strokes designs, are shown overlapping. Each towel has a subtle embossed texture.

    Pop Of Color Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • A GEOMETRY "Artistic" rectangular wooden tray holds a folded napkin with an abstract pink, blue, black, and white design—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables—resting on a white marble surface. The GEOMETRY Artistic pack includes four sheets of patterned paper in pink, blue, beige, and green abstract designs. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, they're an eco-friendly choice for your creative projects.

    Artistic Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five rectangular GEOMETRY placemats, Lines, Dots and Dashes, feature unique black and white geometric patterns—stripes, dashes, and dots—in a fanned-out stack. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Three Lines, Dots and Dashes sheets by GEOMETRY feature black dots, diagonal lines, and vertical stripes on subtly swirled white backgrounds. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Lines, Dots and Dashes Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Sweet Summer Mix 1 set features six rectangular dishcloths in pastel colors, each with a vibrant fruit pattern—pears, strawberries, oranges, grapefruits, peaches, and cherries—for an eco-friendly kitchen upgrade. Sweet Summer Mix 1 by GEOMETRY includes four eco-friendly Not Paper Towels with embossed dots, featuring strawberry and orange art on pink, oranges on beige, cherries and lemons on purple, and fruit designs on blue.

    Sweet Summer Mix 1 Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five vibrant Sareka Unique dishcloths are stacked, each with abstract and floral patterns in blue, orange, yellow, pink, and green—crafted from post-consumer recycled materials. The Sareka Unique “Unique” mat is a colorful rectangular rug with abstract pink, blue, yellow, orange, and green floral patterns on a dark background, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Unique Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Mindfulnice Mindful Medley reusable Not Paper Towels are fanned out, each displaying a unique colorful print like florals, polka dots, stripes, and plaid—perfect for eco-friendly homes. The Mindfulnice Mindful Medley is a reusable, eco-friendly rectangular mat with a dark background and a vibrant floral pattern in orange, yellow, blue, pink, white, and green—perfect alternative to paper towels.

    Mindful Medley Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Garden Bloom by Hufton Studio features five rectangular, eco-friendly papers made from recycled materials, showcasing pastel patterns—stripes, flowers, leaves, and botanicals—arranged in an overlapping fan shape. The Hufton Studio Garden Bloom is a rectangular beige mat made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, featuring horizontal rows of small gray and tan geometric patterns on a plain white background.

    Garden Bloom Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five rectangular sheets from GEOMETRYs Sweet Summer Mix 2, each featuring a vibrant fruit pattern—kiwi, pomegranate, banana, watermelon, and pineapple—are stacked in a fan. These eco-friendly towels are reusable, not disposable paper. The GEOMETRY Sweet Summer Mix 2 is a rectangular, eco-friendly mat with whole and peeled yellow bananas on a light purple background—ideal as reusable Not Paper Towels for your home.

    Sweet Summer Mix 2 Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Magic Wand sheets by Happy Hemera are stacked, each with a unique colorful pattern—wavy lines, fruit, stripes, floral, and geometric. These eco-friendly towels are made from recycled paper and feature bright designs on white backgrounds. A close-up of stacked Magic Wand squares by Happy Hemera, made from recycled materials and featuring colorful floral, animal, striped, plaid, and curved designs on a white background.

    Magic Wand Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five rectangular Every Wish reusable cloth napkins by GEOMETRY are displayed in a fanned stack—three with blue and white wave designs, two with blue and white floral patterns—a stylish, eco-friendly option. Two Every Wish sheets by GEOMETRY overlap: the top features navy blue with white plum blossoms, while the bottom shows a white base with bold blue arches and swirls. Both are reusable and textured.

    Every Wish Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Seven rectangular black-and-white striped Linen sheets by GEOMETRY, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, overlap diagonally on a white background, each showing evenly spaced horizontal lines. The GEOMETRY Linen is a sheet of lined paper with alternating bold and dashed lines for handwriting practice, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, shown on a plain white background.

    Linen Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular, reusable State Flowers cloth napkins by Julianne Haness, featuring colorful floral and botanical designs in orange, blue, pink, and green—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. The State Flowers reusable mat by Julianne Haness features white blossoms on light brown branches over blue and muted pink shapes with dotted textures—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    State Flowers Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six In The Distance rectangular placemats by GEOMETRY, featuring a blue and white watercolor stripe design arranged in a staggered formation—an eco-friendly, stylish dining alternative to disposable options. The GEOMETRY In The Distance towel features a rectangular shape, ultra-absorbent material, a white background with two blue watercolor streaks, and a subtle repeated G pattern—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables.

    In The Distance Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Seven GEOMETRY Dark Out Not Paper Towels, featuring black rectangles with white abstract patterns, are neatly overlapped in a row on a white marble surface. Five overlapping GEOMETRY Dark Out reusable paper towels featuring white polar bears and small gray Gs are displayed on a white surface.

    Dark Out Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Going Up set includes six reusable rectangular cloth napkins featuring a blue and green zigzag pattern with gray dots on white—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. The GEOMETRY Going Up rug is a rectangular, eco-friendly piece with a white base and small gray dots, plus blue, teal, and mint green zigzag lines in a gradient. It’s reusable—unlike Not Paper Towels.

    Going Up Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Every Sunday placemats by GEOMETRY in navy blue with a white floral pattern, fanned out for display—an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to disposable tableware. A close-up of GEOMETRYs Every Sunday shows blue textured fabric with repeating white five-petal flowers and dark blue centers. This eco-friendly option is ideal for reusable kitchen towels, displayed diagonally in the image.

    Every Sunday Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five Autumn Checkers eco-friendly kitchen towels by GEOMETRY, featuring a beige, brown, and gray checkered pattern, are neatly stacked on a white marble surface. Five overlapping GEOMETRY Autumn Checkers towels show a checkered beige, peach, and gray pattern on white. Each square is embossed with a “G,” combining eco-friendly style for modern sustainable kitchens.

    Autumn Checkers Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Fully Bloomed rectangular reusable placemats, featuring a black dandelion pattern on light gray, are arranged in a cascading diagonal stack on a white surface. Fully Bloomed is a rectangular mat with a white background, showcasing a modern, abstract pattern of black dandelion flowers and dots—an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Fully Bloomed Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • A stack of GEOMETRY Not Forgotten notebooks with dark, floral-patterned covers and pastel accents rests diagonally on a marble surface, accompanied by reusable paper towels for an eco-friendly touch. Not Forgotten by GEOMETRY features several dark, reusable paper towels with a repeating floral pattern in light blue, teal, white, pink, and yellow arranged in a fanned-out display.

    Not Forgotten Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular placemats—Aubrey Fairchild’s Plant One on Me—feature botanical leaf and grid patterns on black. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, they’re an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. A seamless, dense botanical pattern of beige hand-drawn flowers and leaves on black showcases eco-friendly style—perfect for Aubrey Fairchild’s Plant One on Me Not Paper Towels made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Plant One on Me Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Lizzie Clark Flower Parade dishcloths, featuring vibrant floral and plant patterns, are fanned out on a white background—a colorful, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Flower Parade by Lizzie Clark features orange flowers with pink leaves and stems on a blue background with light blue swirls—a vibrant, eco-friendly decor choice.

    Flower Parade Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Harvest Season by Charlie Rowan Designs includes six reusable rectangular sheets, each with unique autumn patterns—mushrooms, flowers, plaid, stripes, and leaves—in earthy black, orange, green, and white. Stylish and eco-friendly. Harvest Season by Charlie Rowan Designs is a rectangular, reusable mat featuring a dark background with orange mushrooms, white flowers, and leafy stems—a stylish, eco-friendly swap for Not Paper Towels.

    Harvest Season Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Seven rectangular Water And Ink cards by GEOMETRY overlap in a staggered display, each showcasing abstract blue and pink watercolor art on white, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Water And Ink by GEOMETRY features abstract blue and purple watercolor shapes with subtle repeated G patterns on a light background, crafted from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    Water And Ink Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five GEOMETRY Sky Party notebooks, featuring a black geometric sunburst pattern on white covers, are fanned out on a marble surface with soft shadows, reflecting the clean, modern style of eco-friendly kitchen towels. Five Sky Party reusable paper towels by GEOMETRY, featuring black, radiating line patterns on white and resembling abstract sunburst or dandelion shapes, are stacked in a staggered arrangement on a light, textured surface.

    Sky Party Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Diedre placemats by GEOMETRY, featuring a tropical leaf print in green, black, and light pink, are arranged in a step-like overlap on white—a reusable, eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Diedre by GEOMETRY features a rectangular design of layered green tropical leaves with light pink on a pale background—an ideal eco-friendly pattern for reusable products like Not Paper Towels.

    Diedre Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six reusable rectangular placemats by GEOMETRY, called Feeling Spotty, feature green leaves, leopards, and lizards on a black background—an eco-friendly way to style your table. Shown fanned out. The GEOMETRY Feeling Spotty mat is rectangular, reusable, and features a leopard pattern with large green leaves set against a dark background.

    Feeling Spotty Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Every Level set includes six rectangular cards crafted from post-consumer recycled materials, with repeating navy blue wave patterns on a cream background, arranged in a staggered, overlapping layout on white. Every Level by GEOMETRY features a rectangular pattern of interlocking curved navy lines on beige, forming wave shapes with small dots. Made from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    Every Level Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Eight reusable GEOMETRY My Garden placemats featuring a vibrant floral pattern in pink, coral, blue, and green on a dark background, shown overlapping in a staggered display. A close-up of GEOMETRY’s My Garden reusable towel, featuring a vibrant floral pattern with large pink and yellow flowers, blue leaves, and subtle repeating G logos—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towel alternative.

    My Garden Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Mindful Mix rectangular placemats by Mindfulnice, featuring assorted floral and geometric patterns in orange, green, white, and black—arranged on a white background and crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. The Mindful Mix rug by Mindfulnice features a rectangular shape with orange, yellow, and green floral and geometric patterns on beige, made from eco-friendly recycled materials (not paper towels).

    Mindful Mix Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six GEOMETRY Golden Fall rectangular napkins, featuring a brown-orange background with white botanical leaf motifs, are arranged in an overlapping fan pattern as a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Golden Fall by GEOMETRY is a brown sheet of paper featuring a light pink, abstract leaf pattern with small repeating G symbols, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Golden Fall Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Tess And Dark set includes two styles of rectangular placemats—four with a mustard yellow leaf pattern and four with a black brushstroke design—that provide an eco-friendly alternative to disposable tableware. The Tess And Dark rug by GEOMETRY is a rectangular, black eco-friendly rug with an abstract pattern of irregular white brushstrokes, crafted from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Tess And Dark Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Sweetie Floral rectangular placemats by Hufton Studio are fanned out, showing blue backgrounds with white floral patterns. Made from recycled materials, the bottom placemats feature a darker blue and green accents. The Sweetie Floral mat by Hufton Studio features a blue background with a repeating white flower and green leaf pattern, and is crafted from eco-friendly recycled materials.

    Sweetie Floral Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Lovely Night set includes six rectangular, reusable placemats with a black background and a red floral and green leaf pattern—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Lovely Night by GEOMETRY: A rectangular, reusable dark fabric towel featuring large red camellia flowers and green leaves on a subtly dotted black background—eco-friendly and not disposable paper towels.

    Lovely Night Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15