Papi Luc: Sustainable Wooden Toys and Clothes Hangers

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I recently came across this shop and absolutely love the aesthetic of the wooden hangers and branch hooks. Papi Luc is an online boutique from France featuring items made for "les enfants et leurs parents." It's such a simple idea that could be easily implemented using branches found nearby your own home.

1. and 3. Set of hooks, €20

2. Clothes Hanger, €12

4. Wooden Tops, €6

5. Wooden Piggy Banks, €8.

Check out Papi Luc for even more inspiration for the little ones!

Via Poppytalk

(images: via Papi Luc)

Categories: Style, Architecture, Green Living

Comments (2)

It seems like "sustainable" products are either easily homemade and free, or insanely expensive. I prefer the "homemade and free" version. :)

I regularly use wood from my neighborhood. It is far more satisfying to harvest your own raw materials and build something.

Here are a few of my projects that are made with local materials:

http://jwolski.com/wordpress/?p=211

http://jwolski.com/wordpress/?p=243

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