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  • Set of ten Love Takes Flight reusable kitchen towels by GEOMETRY, featuring a staggered arrangement of white birds and gold stars on a beige background. The GEOMETRY Love Takes Flight rug features white birds in various directions and crescent moons on a beige background, crafted from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Love Takes Flight Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The Spicy Pumpkins rug by Rebecca Bobko features vibrant red, pink, orange, and yellow circular patterns on white with a stepped edge—its mosaic look pairs perfectly with eco-friendly kitchen towels for a coordinated, lively space. A close-up of Rebecca Bobkos Spicy Pumpkins Not Paper Towels, featuring stylized pumpkins in orange, pink, and peach on a maroon background—an eco-friendly kitchen towel alternative.

    Spicy Pumpkins Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Secret Fort rectangular placemats by Kristina Baker, featuring a colorful abstract fish and water design, overlap in a staggered arrangement on white. Made from eco-friendly, reusable materials for sustainable dining. The Secret Fort by Kristina Baker is a rectangular LEGO brick featuring a pastel abstract design in blue, yellow, green, and pink with raised studs—made from eco-friendly materials for sustainable play.

    Secret Fort Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Kayla Ann’s Swooning Hearts includes five folded tissue sheets made from post-consumer recycled material, with red and pink Valentine designs—hearts, lips, and “love” script—arranged fan-style. Swooning Hearts by Kayla Ann features a playful red and pink heart and paisley pattern on pale pink, perfect for eco-friendly reusable paper towels made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Swooning Hearts Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Skulls set includes six rectangular mats with a repeating white skull and diamond pattern on black, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Mats are stacked in a staggered, overlapping arrangement. The GEOMETRY Skulls Not Paper Towels feature a repeating pattern of realistic human skulls and white stars on black, printed on towels made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Skulls Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The Patchwork Picnic placemats by Brittany Jepsen feature a geometric star design in red, blue, pink, green, and yellow—crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials—shown stacked on a white background. A close-up of the Patchwork Picnic quilt by Brittany Jepsen, showcasing a geometric star pattern in vibrant red, green, pink, orange, and blue on cream. Made from eco-friendly fabric with a subtle embossed G design.

    Patchwork Picnic Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Magic In The Sky sheets by Stefanie Bales feature pastel pink, purple, and blue gradients in a staggered overlap on white. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Not Paper Towels. The Magic In The Sky pastel sheet by Stefanie Bales features a blue, pink, and purple gradient with a repeating light gray circular pattern on eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled paper, shown angled for effect.

    Magic In The Sky Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • A set of six rectangular Sweet Valley Hills Green placemats by Hufton Studio, featuring a blue, gray, and white abstract wave and leaf pattern—an eco-friendly alternative to kitchen towels for stylish dining. Close-up of a Sweet Valley Hills Green sheet by Hufton Studio, featuring abstract gray, blue, and white patterns with hand-drawn lines, dots, and leaf shapes. The corner is slightly lifted—ideal as an eco-friendly kitchen towel.

    Sweet Valley Hills Green Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six folded GEOMETRY Soft Summer Sun blue reusable paper towels with yellow polka dots are arranged in a neat, overlapping row on a white marble surface with soft shadows. Several sheets of GEOMETRY's Soft Summer Sun eco-friendly, light blue paper towels—decorated with yellow suns and a subtle “G” emboss—are arranged in a staggered, overlapping layout on a light background.

    Soft Summer Sun Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six “Growth” rectangular cloths by GEOMETRY, featuring yellow pineapples and green leaves on white—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative arranged in a fanned-out stack for your kitchen. The GEOMETRY Growth mat features yellow and orange abstract flowers with green leaves on a light background with white circles, all crafted from eco-friendly materials.

    Growth Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five Rainbow Cutouts placemats by Claire Iglesias—rectangular and made from post-consumer recycled materials—feature colorful patterns including stripes, shapes, dots, hands, and squiggles fanned out on a white background. Rainbow Cutouts by Claire Iglesias: four stacked sheets of patterned, post-consumer recycled paper with colorful abstract shapes—squiggles, checks, and geometric designs—in pink, blue, maroon, and orange.

    Rainbow Cutouts Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six "Alpine Run" napkins by Geometry, featuring whimsical skiers and pine trees in red, blue, and black. This set of six eco-friendly napkins is a stylish alternative to paper towels for your table. Geometry’s Alpine Run paper towels are eco-friendly and feature a light background with small illustrated skiers in colorful outfits and pine trees.

    Alpine Run Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • A set of six Wallflower rectangular placemats by Pascale Dilger, each with a vibrant pink, purple, and yellow floral pattern—perfect for pairing with reusable kitchen towels in any eco-friendly home. A close-up shows Wallflower, reusable kitchen towels by Pascale Dilger, featuring a colorful floral print in pink, purple, and orange on white with raised circular textures that highlight their quality and sustainability.

    Wallflower Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six overlapping Marsh Wren Not Paper Towels by Danelys Sidron feature a floral and bird pattern—red, yellow, and orange flowers, green leaves, and blue birds on dark—an eco-friendly option for your table. A close-up of the Danelys Sidron Marsh Wren sheet features a colorful floral pattern—red, blue, and yellow flowers with green leaves on dark fabric. The texture and slight embossing are visible. Made from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    Marsh Wren Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Gilded Garden rectangular, reusable placemats by Lisa Nelson—featuring pink, white, and orange flowers with green leaves on a brown background—are stacked on a white surface. An eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Lisa Nelson Gilded Garden mat is a rectangular, eco-friendly option with a dense floral print in pink, white, orange, and green on white—featuring small flowers and leaves—making it a perfect reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Gilded Garden Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Imprint rectangular brown placemats by Studio Jeannot, each with a black fingerprint-inspired swirl design, are stacked diagonally on a white background—elegant, reusable, and eco-friendly alternatives to paper towels. Studio Jeannots Imprint rug is a rectangular, brown design with abstract swirls and geometric shapes, echoing topographic contours—an eco-friendly, reusable décor alternative to disposables.

    Imprint Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular blue Whale Shark placemats by Elisabeth Wing feature vibrant sea creature designs—sharks, turtles, and coral—in a fanned-out stack. An eco-friendly, reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Whale Shark reusable paper by Elisabeth Wing features a marine-themed pattern with whale sharks, stingrays, yellow coral, and fish in blue, purple, yellow, and pink for an eco-friendly touch.

    Whale Shark Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Falling Acorns placemats by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring a brown background with white leaves and dots, fanned out—an eco-friendly alternative to traditional table settings. A close-up of Falling Acorns by Charlie Rowan Designs: patterned, eco-friendly alternative paper featuring white leaves, black outlines, abstract crosshatch shapes, and tiny “G” letters—ideal as reusable paper towels on light brown.

    Falling Acorns Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Pink Palms cards by GEOMETRY, featuring pink and orange palm tree illustrations, are arranged in a staggered row on white marble, evoking the fresh look of eco-friendly kitchen towels with soft shadows in the background. GEOMETRY’s Pink Palms features several eco-friendly paper napkins with a repeating watercolor palm tree design in pink, red, and orange—an ideal kitchen towel alternative for stylish entertaining.

    Pink Palms Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Fields of Flowers placemats by Hufton Studio, made from eco-friendly materials, are stacked: three have white backgrounds with red flowers; three have red backgrounds with white flowers in two floral patterns. The Fields of Flowers mat by Hufton Studio features small and medium red flowers on a white background and is made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Fields of Flowers Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Seven Cherry Gingham reusable paper towels by GEOMETRY, featuring a pink and red gingham pattern, are neatly arranged in a row on a light marble surface with soft shadows. Four GEOMETRY Cherry Gingham reusable paper towels are stacked in a staggered arrangement. Each towel displays a pink and red gingham pattern with a small repeating letter G, set against a white marble background.

    Cherry Gingham Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six “Fall Forest” placemats by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a colorful floral and leaf pattern in brown, green, purple, and yellow, are arranged overlapping on white—an eco-friendly choice for your table. Elisabeth Wing’s Fall Forest is a rectangular fabric with a floral and botanical print in brown, green, gold, and purple on white. Made from recycled materials, it’s an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Fall Forest Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six Painted Spring Flowers napkins by Teri the Butter, featuring a floral design with white flowers, yellow centers, and green leaves on a light background—an eco-friendly alternative to reusable paper towels. A close-up of Teri the Butters Painted Spring Flowers paper shows white flowers with yellow centers and greenish-gray leaves on a pale background, made from post-consumer recycled materials. The paper’s corner appears in the lower right.

    Painted Spring Flowers Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Geometry’s Ridge reusable paper towels, featuring brown and black stripes, are fanned out on a white marble surface with gentle lighting and shadows. Five Geometry Ridge rectangular brown cutting boards with black geometric stripe patterns are fanned out on white marble, adding an eco-friendly kitchen vibe—perfect to pair with your favorite reusable paper towels.

    Ridge Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The Self Love placemats by Danelys Sidron include six black and white mats made from eco-friendly recycled materials, featuring two cursive script, two striped, and two checkerboard patterns. The Self Love rug by Danelys Sidron features hand-drawn black and white horizontal stripes with geometric patterns on a white background, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Self Love Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five Heartbreaker rectangular placemats from Hufton Studio in assorted patterns and colors—brown, beige, pink, and blue—are fanned out, offering an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Heartbreaker by Hufton Studio is a rectangular white cloth featuring brown striped hearts and gray crescent shapes, made from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly towel alternative.

    Heartbreaker Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The Vera set by Ania Zwara Art includes six rectangular reusable paper towels featuring a vibrant abstract floral pattern in pink, yellow, red, blue, purple, and black on a light background, displayed in a fanned-out stack. Vera by Ania Zwara Art features a colorful abstract flower painting with bold red, yellow, pink, purple, and blue petals on a vibrant geometric pastel background—perfect for reusable paper towels.

    Vera Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Sun Beam Harmony towels by Happy Hemera, featuring bold geometric patterns, are fanned out: three blue and gray on top, followed by two orange and gray, with a pink dotted one at the bottom. Eco-friendly design. Sun Beam Harmony by Happy Hemera features eco-friendly, non-paper towels with a seamless white background and a rectangular pattern of blue, orange, and beige geometric shapes—circles, rectangles, and lines.

    Sun Beam Harmony Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Geometry’s Emperador rectangular tiles in a black, tan, and white marbled pattern are artfully arranged in a staggered display on a white marble surface, with soft shadows and subtle light enhancing their eco-friendly appeal. Geometry’s Emperador towels, featuring a marble-like pattern in brown, black, and white, are stacked in an overlapping arrangement on a light surface.

    Emperador Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Lisa Nelson’s Modern Floral set includes six reusable rectangular placemats with an orange floral and green leaf pattern on light pink—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. The Lisa Nelson Modern Floral is a reusable rectangular fabric with large orange flowers, green leaves, and pale pink accents on white—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Modern Floral Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Nine Winterhaus notebooks by Geometry, featuring brown covers with vertical blue, green, red, and white stripes and subtle G patterns, are neatly stacked on a light textured surface—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Winterhaus by Geometry—folded fabric pieces with a tan background, repeating G monogram, and vertical blue, green, red, and white stripes. An eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative on a light surface.

    Winterhaus Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • The GEOMETRY Lobster Love set includes six rectangular placemats, eco-friendly and reusable—not paper towels—ideal for stylish, sustainable dining. Features a vibrant floral pattern with blue, pink, and orange blooms on white. GEOMETRYs Lobster Love is a rectangular fabric Not Paper Towel, featuring a colorful floral pattern with orange, blue, and pink flowers plus green leaves on white. An eco-friendly option for everyday use.

    Lobster Love Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Fall Checkers by Claire Iglesias features vibrant square tiles in purple, pink, red, orange, teal, and blue stepped diagonals on white—ideal for reusable, eco-friendly Not Paper Towels. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Fall Checkers reusable fabric, showcasing its multicolored checkered pattern with embossed G motifs in pink, purple, blue, green, and red. The eco-conscious material’s unique texture is highlighted at an angle.

    Fall Checkers Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six pink rectangular Cowgirl Chic placemats by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring white Western-themed patterns, are arranged in an overlapping formation on a white background. These reusable mats offer an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. A close-up of Aubrey Fairchild’s Cowgirl Chic: a pink, eco-friendly fabric with white western prints—cowboy boots, horseshoes, cacti, stars, flowers—and an embossed swirl pattern; perfect for reusable Not Paper Towels.

    Cowgirl Chic Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Five Forest Findings rectangular placemats by Anette Heiberg, featuring blue, black, and white geometric and floral patterns, are stacked on a white background—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Forest Findings by Anette Heiberg features a repeating geometric pattern of blue X-shapes with white tear-drop centers and black dots on a light background—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Forest Findings Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15
  • Six rectangular Woven Spring Plaid cloths by Pascale Dilger, featuring colorful gingham patterns in red, orange, green, blue, and purple, are stacked with a slight offset—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towel alternative. A sheet of Pascale Dilger’s Woven Spring Plaid shows a pastel grid in green, pink, red, and blue squares, each with a faint “G” watermark. Made from post-consumer recycled materials. Not Paper Towel.

    Woven Spring Plaid Not Paper Towel

    $15
    $15