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  • The Geometry Desert Dwellers kitchen towel, featuring black and gold lizards and cacti on white, hangs on a clothesline. Below, a wooden dish brush with light bristles rests on a round tray in a softly lit neutral setting. The Desert Dwellers tea towel by Geometry features illustrated black and gold lizards, cacti, and plants on a light, textured background. Made from recycled materials.

    Desert Dwellers Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Croissant Crush tea towel by Geometry, made from recycled materials, features orange croissants on pink and is shown laid flat against a white background.

    Croissant Crush Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • Six folded, reusable paper towels from Teri the Butter’s “Painted Spring Flowers” collection are displayed in a fan shape on a white marble surface with light brown veining. Teri the Butter's Painted Spring Flowers paper towels, eco-friendly in light green with a floral pattern of yellow flowers and green leaves, are fanned out on a white surface.

    Painted Spring Flowers Not Paper Towel

    $28
    $28
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Elisabeth Wing "Delicate Floral" kitchen towel features pink, orange, and green blossoms on white, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Made from recycled materials—perfect as a tea towel or vibrant accent. A close-up of the Elisabeth Wing Delicate Floral kitchen towel, showcasing a white textured fabric with a colorful print of roses, daisies, and greenery in pink, yellow, and orange arranged in a delicate scattered pattern.

    Delicate Floral Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • A white kitchen towel from Geometry, called “Martini Tiles,” featuring green and brown gift-themed designs and made from recycled materials, hangs on a string against a plain beige background. Martini Tiles by Geometry features a playful, patterned fabric showcasing martini glasses with olives, triangular sandwiches, and playing cards on a light background. The brown-outlined illustrations are accented in green and pink—ideal for use as a whimsical tea towel or kitchen towel made from recycled materials.

    Martini Tiles Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Tranquil Tulips bar towel by Sarah Daugherty is made from Geoweave fabric and features a colorful tulip pattern with pink, red, and yellow blooms plus green leaves on a white background. A close-up of the Sarah Daugherty Tranquil Tulips bar towel, made from Geoweave fabric and featuring a floral design with yellow and pink tulips, green leaves, and flowing blue accents on a white background.

    Tranquil Tulips Bar Towel

    $30
    $30
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Loretta bath towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a rectangular shape and a beige and white floral pattern on dark green, crafted with Geoweave technology for ultra-absorbency.

    Loretta Luxe Bath Towel

    $63
    $63
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The GEOMETRY "Light Blue Stripes" micro-loop beach blanket, neatly folded, sits on smooth, pale sand. The GEOMETRY Light Blue Stripes micro-loop beach blanket is square, made from recycled materials, features evenly spaced vertical blue and white stripes, slight wrinkles, a thin dark border, and is shown on a plain white background.

    Light Blue Stripes Beach Blanket

    $130
    $130
    4.9
    Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
    4.9
  • The Geometry Signal Flags dish towel, featuring the alphabet and vibrant nautical signal flags, hangs on a string, with a small red bowl of walnuts resting nearby on a beige surface. The Signal Flags kitchen towel by Geometry is made from recycled materials and features a white background with colorful nautical flag prints, each marked with a black-letter alphabet.

    Signal Flags Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Geometry Milos blue tea towel with a white floral pattern hangs above a beige surface, next to a stack of light blue plates. The Milos tea towel by Geometry is a bright blue towel with a textured surface, showcasing an intricate white floral and leaf print scattered across the material.

    Milos Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Lunaria in Merlot kitchen towel by Danelys Sidron, with a maroon floral pattern of white flowers and olive green vines, hangs on a string against a neutral background. The Lunaria in Merlot kitchen towel by Danelys Sidron features a maroon base with white flowers, green stems, and leaves in a delicate scattered floral design on gathered creased fabric made from recycled materials.

    Lunaria in Merlot Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • Three Geometry dishcloths from the Cool Blocks and Dots set are displayed on a white marble surface—two featuring blue, grey, and black dot patterns, and one with a blue plaid design—all made from recycled materials. Three Cool Blocks and Dots fabric samples by Geometry are neatly arranged on a white surface, showcasing blue, gray, and white recycled materials—two with scattered dots and one featuring a grid of blue lines on gray.

    Cool Blocks and Dots Dishcloth Set

    $26
    $26
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The "Jungle Birds" tea towel by Masha Volnova features a vibrant tropical design with parrots, palm leaves, and sun motifs in blue, yellow, green, and pink. Made from recycled materials, it's shown hanging on a neutral background. The Jungle Birds tea towel by Masha Volnova features illustrated parrots in flight among abstract blue, yellow, pink, and green tropical leaves. Its slightly textured fabric drapes beautifully for a unique kitchen accent.

    Jungle Birds Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Sardine Check Blue towel by Hufton Studio features a blue and white checkerboard design on top and seven blue fish illustrations on a quick-drying, plain white lower half.

    Sardine Check Blue Beach Towel

    $74
    $74
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • Kayla Ann’s Signs of Springtime features three square paper napkins with floral and leaf patterns in yellow, green, and white—an eco-friendly accent that pairs perfectly with a recycled dishcloth set. The Kayla Ann Signs of Springtime dishcloth set includes three super-absorbent towels—featuring green leaves and yellow flowers, white flowers on yellow, and green and yellow circles—all crafted from recycled materials.

    Signs of Springtime Dishcloth Set

    $26
    $26
  • The Lisa Nelson Chamomile And Blue bar towel features a floral print with mustard yellow leaves, white flowers with orange centers, and blue berries on white Geoweave fabric for superior absorbency. A close-up of the Lisa Nelson Chamomile And Blue Bar Towel made from Geoweave fabric, showcasing a floral print with white flowers, golden yellow leaves, orange centers, and blue accents on a light blue background. The corner is folded.

    Chamomile And Blue Bar Towel

    $30
    $30
  • The "If I Were An Orchard" tea towel by Kristina Baker, featuring a pastel abstract leafy and floral pattern, hangs absorbently on a clothesline against a light background. Close-up of Kristina Baker’s "If I Were An Orchard" recycled kitchen towel, featuring an abstract watercolor floral pattern in green, peach, and orange on light aqua. The softly gathered fabric creates gentle folds and textured shadows.

    If I Were An Orchard Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Outer Limits recycled kitchen towel by Katherine Berkeley features colorful abstract raindrop shapes in blue, teal, pink, and white on yellow, hanging against a neutral background. Close-up of the "Outer Limits" tea towel by Katherine Berkeley, featuring a textured yellow background with colorful abstract teardrop shapes in teal, red, black, and white for an artistic, quick-drying finish.

    Outer Limits Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Lunar tea towel by Adam Nienow features a recycled design with beige abstract stars and lines, hanging stylishly against a neutral background to bring sustainability and elegance to your kitchen. The Lunar tea towel by Adam Nienow features a central eight-pointed star within a circle and radiating curves on textured white fabric, adding elegance and absorbency to your kitchen.

    Lunar Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • Seven pastel-colored "Magic In The Sky" cloths by Stefanie Bales, featuring a pink and blue gradient, are neatly stacked on a marble surface as an eco-friendly, stylish alternative to paper towels for your kitchen. Six pastel ombré Magic In The Sky napkins by Stefanie Bales, featuring a small G-letter pattern and hues that fade from pink to purple and blue, are arranged overlapping. These reusable towels offer an eco-friendly kitchen alternative.

    Magic In The Sky Not Paper Towel

    $28
    $28
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • Seven Wallflower chocolate bars by Pascale Dilger, featuring bright floral watercolor packaging, are arranged in a neat diagonal line on a light marble surface, evoking the freshness of reusable paper towels. A stack of Wallflower reusable paper towels by Pascale Dilger, featuring colorful floral patterns and embossed dots, fanned out on white marble—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to disposable towels.

    Wallflower Not Paper Towel

    $28
    $28
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Imprint rug by Studio Jeannot is a rectangular brown rug featuring an abstract, textured pattern of swirling lines on a white background, crafted with ultra-absorbent Geoweave technology for enhanced comfort.

    Imprint Luxe Bath Towel

    $63
    $63
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • A GEOMETRY "Endangered" reusable white napkin with green animal illustrations, including an elephant and a crocodile, is placed under a wooden-handled fork beside a plain white plate on a light textured surface. A folded white recycled dinner napkin from GEOMETRY's Endangered collection, featuring green line drawings of an elephant, leopard, and tiger, rests on a textured beige surface beside a white round plate.

    Endangered Dinner Napkin Set

    $56
    $56
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Bailey Peyton Bubbly beach towel is rectangular, teal, and features a black border with colorful pink, yellow, white, and orange specks. Made from recycled materials and shown flat on a light background. The Bailey Peyton Bubbly is a rectangular, dark gray micro-loop beach towel made from recycled materials, featuring a slightly textured surface, visible creases, and a small black tag in one corner.

    Bubbly Beach Towel

    $74
    $74
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • A GEOMETRY Blue Block Stripes Micro-loop Beach Blanket with alternating light blue and white stripes is neatly folded on the sand. The GEOMETRY Blue Block Stripes is a square beach blanket with alternating vertical light blue and white stripes, black-bordered edges for style, made from recycled materials with slight folds and creases.

    Blue Block Stripes Beach Blanket

    $130
    $130
    4.9
    Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
    4.9
  • Four Geometry Tackle Box napkins, made from recycled materials and featuring colorful fishing lure and feather designs, are arranged on a light marble surface. The Geometry Tackle Box set features four recycled white dishtowels with pastel pink, green, orange, and blue fishing lure designs. These super-absorbent towels are displayed on a light beige marble surface.

    Tackle Box Dishcloth Set

    $26
    $26
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • Seven vibrant Vera reusable paper towels by Ania Zwara Art, each with red, yellow, and purple floral patterns, are neatly arranged in a diagonal row on a beige marble surface. Five colorful Vera eco-friendly paper towels by Ania Zwara Art are fanned out on marble, each featuring abstract floral and geometric designs in red, purple, green, black, and white.

    Vera Not Paper Towel

    $28
    $28
    4.5
    Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
    4.5
  • The Soiree set by Geometry features three white napkins made from recycled materials, adorned with red line drawings of festive cocktail glasses and bows—perfect as unique dishcloths or a charming decor accent for any gathering. Soiree napkins by Geometry feature red line drawings of cocktail glasses—some with cherries, others with bows—on white recycled material, arranged in an overlapping pattern.

    Soiree Dishcloth Set

    $26
    $26
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Freya tea towel by Geometry features vertical green and white stripes with a central panel of white floral motifs on green, crafted from durable Geoweave fabric.

    Freya Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • A white tea towel called "February Violets" by Linda Fox features six blue violet flowers and green leaves labeled “Fig 2 Violets,” and is shown hanging on a clothesline against a simple background. A close-up of the Linda Fox "February Violets" tea towel featuring blue and purple flowers with yellow centers, green stems and leaves, on textured white fabric with gentle folds at the top.

    February Violets Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Fresh Produce Geoweave cloth by Brittany Jepsen is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent white towel adorned with colorful, hand-painted flowers, leaves, and red fruits arranged in horizontal rows. The Brittany Jepsen Fresh Produce towel features ultra-absorbent white Geoweave fabric adorned with colorful embroidered fruits, vegetables, and plants—like lemons, carrots, berries, and leafy greens—with a folded corner.

    Fresh Produce Bar Towel

    $30
    $30
  • The Call Of The Wild tea towel by Stefanie Bales features two surfers on a pastel beach scene, made from ultra-absorbent, recycled materials. A close-up of the Stefanie Bales "Call Of The Wild" tea towel shows fabric gathered at the top, featuring an ultra-absorbent material and an ocean sunset design in orange, yellow, and blue over water.

    Call Of The Wild Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Studio Jeannot Crossover is a white tea towel with a light brown grid, hanging over a clothesline against a beige background. Made from ultra-absorbent, recycled materials, it’s stylish and eco-friendly. A close-up of the Studio Jeannot Crossover tea towel shows its ultra-absorbent, textured fabric with a grid of tan and light pink lines on white, slightly gathered at the top.

    Crossover Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Kidding Around tea towel by Sara Mari features pink fabric with simple cow outlines. Hanging on a string beside white plates, it adds charm and ultra-absorbent performance to everyday kitchen tasks. Close-up of the pink Kidding Around towel by Sara Mari—a quick-drying fabric playfully printed with simple line drawings of spotted cows in various poses, scattered across the textured material.

    Kidding Around Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Alter tea towel by Adam Nienow is made from recycled materials and features gray butterfly line art above a staircase with columns, shown hanging on a string against a neutral background. Close-up of the Alter tea towel by Adam Nienow, showcasing a textured white fabric with a simple abstract butterfly and gray shapes in line art.

    Alter Tea Towel

    $34
    $34
  • The Oceans bar towel by Ceyda Alasar is made from recycled materials and showcases a vibrant ocean scene with waves, marine life, plants, and a sunset in blue, orange, and red tones. The Oceans towel by Ceyda Alasar, made from recycled materials and decorated with vibrant sharks, dolphins, seaweed, and other marine life, is folded to show its textured white underside.

    Oceans Bar Towel

    $30
    $30
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8