Cardboard Smorgasbord

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Green decor is generally--let's not mince words--pricey. But thanks to Cardboardesign, a company that makes furniture and accessories out of recycled cardboard (prices range from $23-$160), anyone can afford to get in on the action. The honeycomb cell shape of the cardboard makes for an amazingly durable, yet lightweight material. But since every piece is made out of recycled paper products and all natural, vegetable-based glues, you can simply recycle them when you're ready for a change.

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Posted Jacquelyn Lane on Sep 28, 2006 at 11:11 AM
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