Cool Stuff: Blossom Creations

Fresh and pretty papergoods and textiles from Australia's eco-minded Blossom Creations. The paper is 100-percent recycled and printed with soy-based inks, while the linens are made with hemp, organic cotton, and non-toxic dyes. Clockwise from top left: Fig Napkins, two for $60 AUD (about $47 U.S.); Sprig Kitchen Towel, $40 AUD ($31 U.S.); Fig Notebook, $8 AUD ($6 U.S.); Branch Cushion Cover, $40 AUD ($31 U.S.); Gingko Apron, $20 AUD ($16 U.S.)

Sigh -- I want it all.

If you sew, Blossom Creations also sells lovely hand-screenprinted hemp fabric by the yard.

See all of the company's eco-chic offerings right here.

Etsy Find of the Day: Maru Noren

As Etsy seller supercozy explains, maru means circle in Japanese, and a noren is a fabric panel hung in doorways to screen the view beyond without blocking access through the doorway.

But you could also use this screenprinted, lightweight hemp panel -- which measures 34 by 58 inches -- as a wall hanging, in a window, or to replace an ugly or space-hogging closet door.

However it's employed, I love the botanical print on this as well as the pretty, soft lilac color.

Available for $65 right here.