...is a writer and photographer who likes the well-made, the ingenious, and the shiny. Since she likes more material things than any one person can reasonably consume, she's done what those with a computer and an obsession do these days: start a blog. Shoppista enjoys Earl Grey tea with milk and sugar, trade paperbacks over hard covers, lomo photography, and the em dash. Occasionally, she refers to herself in the third person.
100% recycled material (and you can send them back at the end of the year to be re-recycled, in return for which you'll receive a coupon for next year's calendar pages). Each month has its own gorgeously illustrated theme. From See Jane Work.
If you're looking for a way to stop using those annoying, floaty little bags that are for bagging up fruit and veggies at the supermarket, these may be just the thing. Machine washable, the set includes one large bag, two medium, and one small. From Good Karma.
This distinguishes itself from the other cute coffee cozies on the market right now by rolling up into a tiny scroll and attaching to your keychain. Voila: a cup cozy you'll never lose! From A Reusable Alternative.
Beautifully packaged, this is a palmful of actual sea glass from Hawaii, tumbled smooth by waves and sand. Great present for someone who loves little found treasures. From Kahili Creations.
Give them this at Starbucks, and you have the perfect go cup: just the right size and shape for your cup holder, but dishwasher safe and reusable. Also, things that look like other things: clearly cute. From A+R Global Design.
Japanese newspapers are recycled into these cool little trash cans that would look great next to your desk. Color versions also available. From 3R Living.
Rescue a circuit board from a landfill, and your business cards from the mangling they'll receive in your bag if you don't put them somewhere safe. From Eco-Artware.