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Stuffbump by Josh Rubin
Graham Hill from Treehugger is no stranger to creating product—his We Are Happy to Serve You ceramic cups are a hit reusable version of the classic New York paper coffee cup. His latest creation, Stuffbump, is the first Treehugger branded product and takes their eco chic empire beyond web and video in to the product space. Made from natural wool felt and recycled card stock, stuff bump is a flat, space efficient object until you need to store something, at which point it accordions out as you stuff things in. Great for the dorm room wall or behind a closet door.
$19.99 in Target's online only Red Hot Shop
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