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  • The Danelys Sidron Grass Plaid, a rectangular blanket with a green and white checkered pattern made from recycled materials, is displayed flat against a white background. A close-up of two soft blankets layered together: Danelys Sidron’s Grass Plaid in green and white checks, paired with a solid beige dog towel with black trim—both made from recycled materials.

    Grass Plaid Plush Towel

    $28
    $28
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • Three folded patterned napkins from the Hufton Studio Valentines dishcloth set: red with pink cherries on top, white with pink bows and hearts in the middle, and black with white hearts and phrases like “I MISS U” and “BFF” on the bottom. The Valentines towel set by Hufton Studio features three colorful, recycled-material towels: red with pink cherries, white with pink bows and sunglasses, and black with white conversation hearts and friendship-themed words.

    Valentines Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • Six Eliza cloth napkins by Amy MacCready, featuring an art deco fan pattern in blue, cream, and gold—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables—are neatly folded and displayed on white marble with beige veining. Five Eliza napkins by Amy MacCready, featuring blue and gold art deco fan patterns, are displayed on a white surface—an eco-friendly alternative to disposable paper towels.

    Eliza Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Addison bar towel by Amy MacCready is a rectangular white towel featuring rows of pink and orange tulip-like shapes, crafted from innovative Geoweave fabric.

    Addison Bar Towel

    $22
    $22
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • Six folded Fall Gingham cloth napkins by GEOMETRY, featuring a brown and black checkered pattern, are neatly stacked on a white marble surface—an eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper towels. Six Fall Gingham napkins by GEOMETRY, featuring a geometric pattern of alternating gray and tan squares with repeating "G" designs—an elegant, eco-friendly kitchen towel alternative displayed on a light surface.

    Fall Gingham Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Scattered Floral by Ash Cascade is a rectangular beige micro-loop beach towel with an intricate black botanical and floral pattern, made from quick-drying recycled materials. The Scattered Floral beach towel by Ash Cascade features a dark gray rectangular design with subtle texture and slight wrinkles, photographed on a plain white background; it is crafted from recycled materials.

    Scattered Floral Beach Towel

    $55
    $55
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Electric Tiger by Elisabeth Wing is a rectangular micro-loop beach towel with an abstract wavy zebra print in light yellow and lavender, black-edged, made from recycled materials for quick-drying comfort and eco-friendly style.

    Electric Tiger Beach Towel

    $55
    $55
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • A Geometry Tile Shuffle tea towel, featuring a colorful polka-dot pattern and made from recycled materials, hangs from a string against a neutral background. Introducing the Tile Shuffle kitchen towel from Geometry—a charming and practical addition to your daily routine. Featuring a white background adorned with colorful polka dots in red, blue, green, yellow, purple, and orange arranged in a loose grid pattern, this towel showcases slight folds and a subtle textured surface for both visual appeal and everyday functionality.

    Tile Shuffle Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • Three white "Farmyard" napkins by Hannah Langford, featuring light gray pastoral farm scenes, are overlapped on a beige marble surface—an eco-friendly dishcloth set made from recycled materials. The Hannah Langford Farmyard set features three super-absorbent dishtowels with light farm scene sketches—barns, windmills, cows, and tractors—arranged diagonally on pale marble, bringing rustic charm to your kitchen routine.

    Farmyard Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • Three Unbound napkins by Geometry, made from recycled materials in beige, each featuring white horse silhouettes and small black stars in a diagonal pattern, shown on a light background. Unbound super-absorbent dishtowels by Geometry feature a beige textured design with white horses and black star shapes, arranged in layered, overlapping fashion on a white surface.

    Unbound Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
  • The Geometry Lucky Draw green absorbent dish towel, featuring "lucky draw" in white and decorated with luck-themed icons like horseshoes, clovers, dice, and a lucky cat, hangs over a clothesline. The Lucky Draw tea towel by Geometry features green eco-friendly fabric with white lucky symbols—horseshoe, four-leaf clover, pig, wishbone—and "Lucky draw" in script. Perfect as a reusable kitchen towel.

    Lucky Draw Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • The Italian Picnic set by Marina Solodka features three recycled dishcloths with colorful, playful designs—flowers, fruits, chili peppers, hands, eyes and more—on a white background, stacked with a slight overlap for display. The Italian Picnic dishcloth set by Marina Solodka features vibrant illustrations—pink chili peppers, peaches, a margarita glass, eyes, sunbursts, and geometric patterns—on recycled materials with a white background.

    Italian Picnic Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • A black bowl and white mug rest on the Charcoal Gingham placemat by Geometry, neatly arranged atop a light-colored tablecloth. A Geometry Charcoal Gingham rectangular placemat is placed on a light beige textured surface.

    Charcoal Gingham Placemat Set

    $66.00 - $121.00
    $66.00 - $121.00
    4.9
    Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
    4.9
  • The Retro Rain tea towel by Anette Heiberg, featuring blue and white patterns with black teardrop shapes, hangs from a clothesline against a plain beige background. A close-up of the Retro Rain tea towel by Anette Heiberg shows its blue and white teardrop pattern with black dots, creating an eye-like geometric design on slightly textured recycled fabric—ideal for eco-friendly kitchens.

    Retro Rain Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • The "Highlands" recycled kitchen towel by Rachel Parker features a vibrant geometric abstract pattern in red, blue, yellow, orange, and green and hangs on a line against a neutral background. A close-up of the Rachel Parker "Highlands" dish towel, featuring a colorful geometric pattern with intersecting lines in red, blue, yellow, green, and purple on a textured white background.

    Highlands Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • A neatly folded GEOMETRY "Summer Flowers" square scarf, featuring a bold red and coral floral print with green leaves, rests on a light beige textured surface, echoing the vibrant patterns of a Geometry Beach Blanket. The GEOMETRY Summer Flowers Micro-loop Beach Blanket is square-shaped, displaying large yellow, orange, and red flowers with green leaves on a light blue background.

    Summer Flowers Beach Blanket

    $96
    $96
    4.9
    Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
    4.9
  • The Carys Light rectangular bar towel by Amy MacCready is made from recycled Geoweave fabric and showcases a repeating X and O pattern in red, brown, and beige on white for stylish sustainability.

    Carys Light Bar Towel

    $22
    $22
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Electric Tiger tea towel by Elisabeth Wing, featuring light purple and yellow zebra stripes and made from recycled materials, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral backdrop. Close-up of Elisabeth Wing's Electric Tiger tea towel with a textured, wavy zebra-like pattern in pastel green and light blue. Made from quick-drying recycled materials, the fabric drapes softly in gentle vertical folds.

    Electric Tiger Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • Six folded Sunlit Garden napkins from Geometry, featuring a pastel floral pattern, are fanned out on a light wooden surface—an eco-friendly kitchen towel and recycled paper towel alternative for your sustainable home. Six reusable Sunlit Garden paper towels by Geometry, featuring pastel floral patterns in orange, lavender, pink, and green with an embossed G design, are displayed on a light wooden surface. Eco-friendly and stylish for any kitchen.

    Sunlit Garden Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Geometry “Strawberry Spring” eco-friendly kitchen towel, featuring pink and white stripes with embroidered teapot and teacup designs, hangs on a line near white teacups, saucers, and a cream flower on a light surface. Strawberry Spring by Geometry features pink fabric with vertical pastel stripes and a delicate floral teapot and teacup design—an eco-friendly tea towel perfect for your kitchen.

    Strawberry Spring Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • Three absorbent dishcloths from Geometry’s Greetings From Tennessee collection, each featuring colorful guitars, flowers, boots, and state landmarks with “Tennessee” displayed, are arranged on a white marble surface. The Geometry Greetings From Tennessee blanket showcases colorful Tennessee icons—flowers, wildlife, BBQ, and Elvis—with “Greetings from Tennessee, The Volunteer State.” Pair with our absorbent dishcloths for a vibrant kitchen accent.

    Greetings From Tennessee Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
  • The NBALAB x Geometry OKC Camo towel, featuring a blue, red, and light blue camouflage pattern with the OKC Thunder logo, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. The OKC Camo tea towel by NBALAB x Geometry features a blue, red, and light blue camouflage pattern with the Oklahoma City Thunder logo at the center.

    OKC Camo Tea Towel

    $26
    $26
  • The Italian Mood tea towel by Marina Solodka hangs on a line, ultra-absorbent with green and pink stripes. It features charming illustrations of tomatoes, garlic bulbs, and white squiggly noodle-like lines. The Italian Mood tea towel by Marina Solodka features a playful, colorful design with red tomatoes and white lemons on pink and green stripes, plus a slightly dimpled texture for added dimension.

    Italian Mood Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • 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

    $21
    $21
  • A wooden table with Geometrys Metro Grid stain-resistant tablecloth in a white and black pattern holds four croissants on a plate and two white mugs. A wooden stool is beside the table on a light wooden floor. The Geometry Metro Grid tablecloth features a beige, stain-resistant fabric with evenly spaced black grid lines, draping neatly over rectangular tables for a clean, minimalistic look.

    Metro Grid Tablecloth

    $148.00 - $176.00
    $148.00 - $176.00
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • Six folded Aubrey Fairchild Here Comes The Sun white napkins, featuring yellow citrus slice patterns, are neatly arranged on a light marble surface—perfect eco-friendly kitchen towels for stylish, sustainable dining. Five "Here Comes The Sun" paper napkins by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring yellow citrus slice and sun designs, are arranged in a fan pattern. Their textured surface has small repeating letter G imprints for a unique look.

    Here Comes The Sun Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
  • Three Meadowline napkins by Second Nature Studio, featuring blue floral patterns on white and made from recycled materials, are arranged with overlapping corners on a light marble surface. Meadowline napkins by Second Nature Studio, made from recycled materials and featuring blue floral patterns, are stylishly overlapped on a light marble surface.

    Meadowline Dishcloth Set

    $20
    $20
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • A metal fork rests on a Kayla Ann Forsythia Floral white reusable dinner napkin with a yellow floral pattern, placed beside a white, square-edged plate on a light wooden table. Sunlight creates soft shadows across the scene. The Kayla Ann Forsythia Floral napkin, featuring a yellow floral pattern on white, is folded beside a square-edged plate on a light wooden table as sunlight casts gentle shadows.

    Forsythia Floral Dinner Napkin Set

    $42
    $42
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • Six folded, eco-friendly Bazaar kitchen towels by Maayan Alper-Swan with a pink, purple, and green floral and leaf pattern, arranged in a neat fan on a white marble surface with light brown veining. Six intricately folded Bazaar napkins by Maayan Alper-Swan, featuring a vibrant floral and paisley design in pink, purple, yellow, and green—an eco-friendly alternative to kitchen towels—displayed on a light surface.

    Bazaar Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
  • Five Apple Grove reusable paper towels by Brittany Jepsen, featuring small red apples and green leaves in a repeating pattern, are neatly folded and fanned out on a light marble surface. Brittany Jepsen’s Apple Grove features six white reusable paper towels stacked in a staggered pile, each adorned with a repeating red apple and green leaf pattern on a light, neutral surface.

    Apple Grove Not Paper Towel

    $21
    $21
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Lucia towel by Ania Zwara Art is rectangular and ultra-absorbent, featuring overlapping red, pink, and peach roses with teal and blue highlights on a beige background. Close-up of the ultra-absorbent Lucia towel by Ania Zwara Art, featuring a textured surface and a vibrant abstract pattern in pink, red, beige, black, blue, and turquoise tones against a white background.

    Lucia Bar Towel

    $22
    $22
  • The GEOMETRY Playful Blues eco-friendly dinner napkin features a white background with teal and gray abstract shapes plus a teal-and-white patterned border. A close-up of GEOMETRY’s “Playful Blues” napkin shows eco-friendly Geosuede fabric with teal brushstrokes and pale gray spots on white, plus a stitched edge—ideal for dinner napkins.

    Playful Blues Dinner Napkin Set

    $42
    $42
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • A metal fork rests on a GEOMETRY Cow Print Black eco-friendly napkin beside a blue speckled ceramic plate with a textured rim, all set atop a light, textured tablecloth. A folded GEOMETRY Cow Print Black eco-friendly napkin rests beside a blue textured-rim ceramic plate on a light, textured surface.

    Cow Print Black Dinner Napkin Set

    $42
    $42
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The "Inlay" recycled kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, featuring a beige and white abstract wavy pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Studio Jeannot’s Inlay kitchen towel features beige recycled fabric with an abstract zebra-like stripe pattern in light brown and white, soft texture, gentle folds, and subtle shadows.

    Inlay Tea Towel

    $25
    $25
  • Aubrey Fairchild’s Wildflower About You is a rectangular, quick-drying towel with a floral pattern of light purple flowers and green leaves on a dark background. The Aubrey Fairchild Wildflower About You rectangular micro-loop beach towel in dark gray, with a subtle texture and slight creases, is laid flat on a white background.

    Wildflower About You Beach Towel

    $55
    $55
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The Good Day beach towel by Quotes by Christie is blue, made from recycled materials, and features white bird silhouettes with “Today Is Going to Be a Good Day” in cursive at the bottom.

    Good Day Beach Towel

    $55
    $55
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8