Add a playful eco-chic vibe to your tablescape with whimsical Bird Napkins that are hand-screen printed in chocolate-hued ink on a soft, hemp/cotton blend. The Austrailan company that makes them prides itself on creating pieces that are wonderfully stylish but also good for the environment. Set of 4, $47 at BlossomCreations.com.au.

Manufactured through Artenica’s “Design With a Conscience” program, these vases by Emma Woffenden and Tord Boontje are made from recycled wine and beer bottles and come in polished or satin finishes. Whether standing alone or grouped together, recycled has never looked more chic. Starting at $38 each at Re-Modern.com.

The material Chilewich uses for their placemats is not 100% “green” but they are virtually indestructible, which means less waste into landfills--provided you keep them for years to come. The company is dedicated to eco-friendly manufacturing practices and is working towards a more sustainable future. These Spun Vynyl pieces are funky and lacy, come in an array colors, and can stand up to next Friday’s wine-infused dinner party. $15 each at UnicaHome.com.

Handmade in Mexico, these drink coasters made of repurposed candy wrappers, food packages, and soda labels add high-wattage glam to any decor. What's more they are easy to clean with a damp cloth. Set of 4, $18 at Ecoist.com.

Can one mouse pad make a difference? Yes. Conserve is a non-profit organization that helps women in India's slums by offering adult literacy and skills training programs. One of their programs helps women transform recycled polythene bags from the local dump and streets of New Delhi into beautiful works of art. The non-profit then fairly trades the pieces to organizations like Global Girlfriends. $8 at GlobalGirlfriends.com.

A single blossom or flowering branch; a memento from travels abroad; a vintage photograph of your grandmother—the Container for One Thing is a simple, quirky piece that adds instant personality to a room. Artist Amy Adams of Perch! crafts her wares with low-fire ceramic and finishes them with a non-toxic glaze. This is an incredible gift idea for the girlfriend who has everything. $26 at BranchHome.com.

Add a luxurious layer to your bath with ultra-plush, organic cotton bath mats. Grown without herbicides or pesticides and dyed with eco-friendly pigments, the mats come in a variety of motifs--Snow Leopard (espresso/natural), Safari (fawn/natural), or Giraffe (copperplate/natural). $29 each at WestElm.com.

Sculptor Margaret Dorfman builds these bowls from fresh Mexican papaya and beet or zucchini. The thin slices of fruits and vegetables are pressed into parchment which she hand-shapes to resemble large, bright flowers. She then finishes each vessel with an invisible coating to maintain the vibrant colors. Illuminate with a flickering votive for unexpected mood lighting. $42 at VivaTerra.com.

Sewn and hand-printed by artisans in Los Angeles, the pillows by Amenity come in an array of saturated colors and patterns inspired by nature. The soft, organic, 100-percent Belgian linen is printed with non-toxic, eco-friendly dyes. Toss a few on your bed or sofa for an ultra cozy space. $75 each at VelocityArtandDesign.com.

This stunning bowl is made from recycled newspaper that has been dyed a shocking shade of blue. Each one is made by a homeless person in Sao Paulo, Brazil who is part of a program that helps them learn crafts and earn an honest living. Fill with green apples or lemons for a quick centerpiece, or display as a work of functional art. $84 at Brastilo.