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  • Six Chutes Coffee placemats by Studio Jeannot, featuring a brown and white geometric woven pattern made from recycled materials, are arranged in an overlapping stair-step layout on a white background. A close-up of Studio Jeannots Chutes Coffee packaging shows a brown and beige geometric checkerboard pattern with raised circular bumps, evoking eco-friendly textures like recycled paper towels.

    Chutes Coffee Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five vibrant, rectangular Lots of Dots sheets by Rebecca Bobko, featuring playful geometric and wavy designs in pink, orange, yellow, purple, green, and white, are reusable and eco-friendly alternatives to paper towels. The Rebecca Bobko Lots of Dots mat is a rectangular, reusable mat with wavy pastel stripes in pink, purple, blue, green, and yellow—each stripe features repeating “G”s and a torn-paper texture. An eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Lots of Dots Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six rolls of Geometry’s Cut Paper Leaves Mocha toilet paper, featuring a colorful leaf pattern and made from post-consumer recycled materials, are arranged neatly on a white marble surface. Five Cut Paper Leaves Mocha napkins by Geometry, stacked in a fan on white, feature a fall-inspired red, green, and brown leaf design and are made from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly option.

    Cut Paper Leaves Mocha Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Four Kayla Ann Spring Bounty rectangular placemats, featuring floral and geometric designs in yellow, green, and white, are stacked with the top two in yellow and the bottom two in green. They resemble reusable kitchen towels. Spring Bounty by Kayla Ann features yellow paper with a white floral pattern of small flowers and green stems, arranged diagonally—ideal for eco-friendly paper towels or recycled cleaning cloths.

    Spring Bounty Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six rectangular pieces from GEOMETRY’s Inherit line, made of eco-friendly recycled materials, feature repeating pink, yellow, orange, and red semi-circles and are stacked in a staggered arrangement on a white background. The GEOMETRY Inherit Not Paper Towel features a repeating scallop pattern in pink, peach, yellow, and tan shades. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, each scallop playfully displays a small G at its center.

    Inherit Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six reusable rectangular placemats from Danelys Sidron’s Cottage Meadow Sepia collection, featuring a dark floral pattern with blue, white, and beige flowers—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Danelys Sidron Cottage Meadow Sepia is a reusable rectangular rug with an intricate floral pattern of blue, cream, pink, and white flowers plus green and brown leaves on a dark background.

    Cottage Meadow Sepia Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • The Paulette placemat set by Amy MacCready includes six rectangular mats with beige backgrounds, black floral patterns, gold flower accents, and is made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. The Paulette mat by Amy MacCready features an intricate hand-drawn black floral pattern with gold circles on beige, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Paulette Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six Swaying Leaf placemats by GEOMETRY, featuring a green fern pattern on white and made from eco-friendly materials, are shown stacked in a staggered arrangement on a white surface. The GEOMETRY Swaying Leaf reusable paper towel features green fern-like patterns on a white background with light blue dots, made from eco-friendly materials and shown angled toward the bottom of the image.

    Swaying Leaf Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six reusable rectangular GEOMETRY Fall Gingham placemats, featuring a red and black buffalo plaid design, are fanned out on a white background. Eco-friendly and ideal as Not Paper Towels for your table. A close-up of GEOMETRY’s Fall Gingham reusable fabric, featuring a brown and black checkered pattern with small, dark “G” letters on each square—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Fall Gingham Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five Apple of My Eyes notebooks by Geometry are arranged in a fan shape on white marble, featuring eco-friendly kitchen towel-inspired designs with red apples and brown-and-white checkered patterns. Four Geometry Apple of My Eyes Not Paper Towels are layered on a white surface, showcasing red apple prints, brown gingham checks, and stripes for a rustic, country-inspired touch in your eco-friendly kitchen.

    Apple of My Eyes Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six Apple Grove sheets by Brittany Jepsen, each featuring a repeating red apple with green leaves design, are displayed in a staggered overlap on white. Made from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly option. Apple Grove by Brittany Jepsen is a white sheet featuring a red apple and green leaf pattern, made with eco-friendly materials. It includes a subtle embossed “G” design.

    Apple Grove Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six reusable Whirlwind Pins placemats by Rebecca Bobko feature a rectangular navy design with red, white, and blue pinwheels and small white stars—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Includes six stacked placemats. Whirlwind Pins by Rebecca Bobko features a dark blue sheet with a repeating pattern of red and blue pinwheels, white stars, and small circles—an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to paper towels. The pinwheels have striped handles and are evenly spaced.

    Whirlwind Pins Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six yellow eco-friendly GEOMETRY Paradise Blooms paper towels, featuring a subtle leaf and dotted pattern, are stacked diagonally on a white marble surface. Five overlapping sheets of GEOMETRY's Paradise Blooms eco-friendly paper towels, featuring yellow textured surfaces with subtle blue wavy lines and small embossed G letters, are arranged diagonally on a light background.

    Paradise Blooms Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Seven Freshly Picked rectangular placemats by Sara Mari, featuring a white background with yellow lemons, green leaves, and beige dots. Made from eco-friendly materials and stacked with slight overlap; not paper towels. The Sara Mari Freshly Picked mat features a rectangular beige design with yellow lemons, green leaves, and gray Gs on a light background—crafted from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Freshly Picked Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Coit Creative’s Farm Animals set includes six rectangular napkins—three brown with cows and sheep, three dark gray with horses—each featuring a dotted background. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, they’re an eco-friendly choice. The Farm Animals reusable towel by Coit Creative features a rectangular dark gray design with playful tan donkeys in a repeating pattern on a subtly dotted background, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Farm Animals Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Set of five Whimsy and Retro placemats by Kayla Ann, featuring colorful animal, watering can, and flower patterns on pastel backgrounds—an eco-friendly choice to add charm to any table setting. A close-up of Whimsy and Retro by Kayla Ann: floral-patterned, eco-friendly fabric with pink, orange, and yellow flowers on white—ideal for Not Paper Towels.

    Whimsy and Retro Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six Eliza rectangular placemats by Amy MacCready, featuring an art deco fan print in navy, gold, and white, offer a stylish and eco-friendly alternative to paper towels for elegant, sustainable dining. A close-up of Eliza by Amy MacCready shows intricate gold, white, and dark blue geometric and floral patterns. The textured detail shines—an elegant, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Eliza Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six rectangular, eco-friendly “Here Comes The Sun” Not Paper Towels by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring yellow and orange taco, stripe, and sun patterns, arranged in a cascading stack on a white background. The Here Comes The Sun mat by Aubrey Fairchild is a white, rectangular reusable mat featuring a repeating yellow sun pattern with small gray G’s—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Here Comes The Sun Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • A stack of Vivid Cascade notebooks by Geometry, featuring colorful, geometric zigzag covers, is arranged on white marble—evoking the eco-friendly vibrance of reusable paper towels. Vivid Cascade by Geometry features colorful, textured sheets with diagonal pastel stripes stacked in a geometric pattern—an eco-friendly kitchen towel that’s not paper.

    Vivid Cascade Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six reusable Wilderness Floral placemats by Toboggan Avenue are stacked in a fanned display. Each shows yellow, pink, and white flowers with black leaves on a light background—a sustainable alternative to paper towels. Close-up of Toboggan Avenues Wilderness Floral reusable fabric corner, showcasing a pink, beige, black, and gold floral pattern with subtle embossed swirls—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Wilderness Floral Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five rectangular pink envelopes from Linda Fox’s August Poppy set are stacked, each featuring illustrated poppy flowers in pink, peach, and green. Made from eco-friendly recycled materials, August Poppy appears near the bottom of each envelope. A close-up of August Poppy by Linda Fox—a pink sheet with red and white poppy illustrations and green leaves, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Small raised dots add subtle texture.

    August Poppy Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • The Bazaar placemats by Maayan Alper-Swan are a set of six reusable rectangular mats featuring vibrant floral and paisley designs in pink, purple, blue, and green—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. A close-up of Bazaar by Maayan Alper-Swan, a reusable fabric towel featuring vibrant paisley and floral patterns in pink, blue, and purple on a light background. The eco-friendly design is shown with a slightly folded corner.

    Bazaar Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five Flower Pop placemats by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a dark maroon background with lavender and pink floral patterns—an eco-friendly addition to your table setting. The Flower Pop rug by Elisabeth Wing has a maroon base with pink and purple leaf motifs and small orange accents, crafted from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Flower Pop Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six beige Forest Animals placemats by Rosa Kichline feature repeating cartoon faces of a bear, deer, and fox in dark brown. These eco-friendly kitchen towels are arranged in a slightly fanned-out stack. Forest Animals by Rosa Kichline: A beige rectangular fabric with moose heads, bear faces, and feathers in dark brown circles—eco-friendly kitchen towels for a charming, sustainable touch to your home.

    Forest Animals Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Tranquil Tulips by Sarah Daugherty: eight colorful, reusable rectangular placemats featuring pink, yellow, and red tulips with green leaves—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative. A close-up of Tranquil Tulips by Sarah Daugherty shows eco-friendly, reusable paper with pink, red, and yellow tulip illustrations, green leaves, and swirling details on a white background.

    Tranquil Tulips Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • GEOMETRY Eternal offers a set of six reusable rectangular napkins with a white background and gold marble pattern, arranged in a staggered diagonal layout—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The GEOMETRY Eternal mat is a rectangular, eco-friendly reusable towel alternative featuring gold and beige abstract shapes and dots on a light background.

    Eternal Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • A stack of Geometry’s Iceflower Green reusable paper towels, featuring a symmetrical green and white floral pattern, is neatly arranged on a light surface, with shadows cast to the right. Geometry’s Iceflower Green cloth napkins, featuring a geometric star-like pattern in green and white, are neatly stacked—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels for any kitchen.

    Iceflower Green Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • The Amalfi Lemons placemat set by Pascale Dilger includes six rectangular mats with a light blue-green background and a repeating lemon and green leaf pattern. Perfect for an eco-friendly kitchen, theyre neatly fanned in a stacked display. The Amalfi Lemons kitchen towel by Pascale Dilger is a rectangular, eco-friendly towel with yellow lemons, green leaves, and vines on a light blue dotted background.

    Amalfi Lemons Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Eight Bloomed For Spring pink and white floral fabric napkins by Hufton Studio, an eco-friendly alternative to disposables, are stacked in a staggered arrangement on a white background. A close-up of Bloomed For Spring by Hufton Studio shows vibrant pink, red, yellow, and teal abstract floral and circular patterns. Made with post-consumer recycled materials, this eco-friendly fabric pops against a white background.

    Bloomed For Spring Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six reusable rectangular May Lily Of The Valley cards by Linda Fox, featuring lily of the valley flowers and green leaves, fanned out on a light dotted background—an eco-friendly choice. A close-up of Linda Fox’s May Lilly Of The Valley: an eco-friendly, reusable pastel sheet adorned with white lily of the valley flowers and green leaves over a light lavender dotted background—not paper towels.

    May Lilly Of The Valley Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six rectangular cards from Rachel Parkers Eventide collection feature pastel geometric diagonal patterns, arranged in a step-like stack on white. The eco-friendly designs are inspired by reusable paper towels and recycled materials. Eventide by Rachel Parker is a sheet of paper with diagonal pastel stripes in blue, purple, pink, and peach plus a repeating small G pattern—crafted from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    Eventide Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five Coffee Reverie placemats by Gerdadzy, each with unique abstract and floral motifs in brown, beige, and blue, are fanned out. Made as an eco-friendly recycled paper towel alternative for sustainable style. Coffee Reverie by Gerdadzy features a winding blue maze pattern on beige, accented with light gray “G” circles. This eco-friendly kitchen towel brings stylish flair as a recycled paper towel alternative.

    Coffee Reverie Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six December Holly cards by Linda Fox, stacked and rectangular, each display holly branches with green leaves and red berries on a white background. Made from eco-friendly materials, holly is labeled near the leaves. December Holly by Linda Fox features green holly leaves and red berries on a white background with embossed dots, crafted from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials for festive, sustainable wrapping.

    December Holly Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Six Anemone Garden Flowers placemats by Linda Fox, featuring a pink background with red, pink, and white floral patterns and green stems—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Close-up of Anemone Garden Flowers fabric by Linda Fox, showing red, pink, and white floral patterns with green leaves on a pink background. Eco-friendly and made from post-consumer recycled materials—not paper towels.

    Anemone Garden Flowers Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • Five folded Autumn Mushrooms napkins by Geometry, featuring a red mushroom print on beige, are neatly stacked on white marble. These reusable towels add an eco-friendly touch, with soft shadows completing the scene. A fanned stack of Geometry’s Autumn Mushrooms Not Paper Towels, featuring a repeating red mushroom pattern, displayed on light marble—an eco-friendly and stylish addition to any kitchen.

    Autumn Mushrooms Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95
  • The Hufton Studio Sardine Check Red set includes six eco-friendly kitchen towels in red and white patterns—fish, checks, and stripes—artfully fanned out. A stylish, reusable alternative to paper towels. The Hufton Studio Sardine Check Red is a rectangular cloth made from eco-friendly recycled materials, showcasing red fish above a red and white checkerboard on a light gray background with small repeating Gs.

    Sardine Check Red Not Paper Towel

    €13,95
    €13,95