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Mio 3D Wallpaper by Josh Rubin

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Philadelphia based Mio creates sustainable, eco-intelligent products. The V2 and Tangent 3D wallpapers (pictured above) are socially responsible AND hip. They also have great looking lighting and seating products. via MoCoLoCo

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This entry posted on 06 July 2004 at 12:00 PM
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