I just came across this cool British company called Remarkable. They make a whole slew of products proudly recycled from UK waste, and they highlight what each product was in its previous life. Pencils from recycled CD cases, pens from recycled car parts, etc. All of it is fun, stylish, and sustainable. I love their playful description on how to make a pencil from a plastic cup.
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Great idea isn't it? They've got quite mainstream distribution - even my local Sainsbury's stocks them.
Posted by: Lee | July 03, 2007 at 06:09 AM