Recycled and gorgeous Crystal Chair.

This Crystal Chair ($480 for a set of 2) from Canvas is 100% recycled, 100% recyclable, and 100% perfect. The duet of chairs is available in clear (like the handsome fellow above) or black.

Editor’s note: We are proud to bring you original columns and feature editorials at EcoSalon on a daily basis. But sometimes, nothing’s more pleasurable than admiring a beautiful, innovative or special sustainable product or idea. Throughout each week, look for “lustables” in the mix here at EcoSalon. And if you have a product you think readers should see, drop us a line at tips@ecosalon.com.

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The crisp temperatures are dropping, which means you will be dropping your derriere inside more often. As you cuddle on the couch, you may find yourself wishing your throw pillows could boast soft winter textures while they linger in the corner of your upholstery. I would never induce your craving for warm and comforting surfaces without offering up solutions on a gleaming silver platter. How will you ever survive winter without at least one of these lovelies?

Above, the Twill Organic Pillow is a flannel wonder in golden honey while the harvest palette of the Striped Alpaca Throw Pillow sings. The handsome Lazy Pig Pillow is just begging for a cuddle while the Pin Tuck Sham is a flirtation with contouring textures.

Below, the Edith Pillow shines through the adjacency of handmade silk roses and quiet linen while the dramatic Velvet Pillow is simple and luxurious.

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Every now and then I stumble into (okay, accidentally “˜click’ into) a store that I love. I mean, really love. Today I will share one of these rare little shops with you; a delectable petite boutique in New York – Canvas. Felt, ceramics, glass, textiles, and wooden delights begging to live under your roof.

I have been dreaming of a reclaimed and salvaged wood hand-made butcher block counter for (literally) years. Until I get better acquainted with power tools (oh, and actually own a counter) – here’s a gathering of natural wood charms to hold me over. I got completely lost in the gorgeous cellulose commodities at Canvas, a beautiful place to rest the eyes. Infuse a little earth, nature, and warmth into your kitchen with the beautiful products above.

Clockwise from top left: Anglewood Chopping Board ($22 – 33), Birch Bowls ($72 – $210), Hand-Made Wood Cutting Boards ($48 – $115), and Round Wood Trays ($18 –  $115).

And just in case you need somewhere to rest your derriere in addition to resting your eyes, consider this Reclaimed Wood Seat ($290) complete with gorgeous grain and natural patina.

The entire gathering of products at Canvas is fairly perfect and worth perusing (I cannot even form the words to describe the degree to which I am pining after this sofa – swoon).

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