Eco-lights claims that this product is made of steel which is made in part from post-consumer recycled steel.
$149.95 at Eco-lights

Make the most of junk …especially if your taste is a bit eclectic.
$35.00 at Amazon

Made of a bicycle chain and wheel rims, this is the perfect gift for the bicycle enthusiast.
$88.00 at Uncommon Goods

Made from sliced up used tires, these mats are cushy and comfy under your feet.
$17.00 for 13.5 x 23
$25.00for 18.5 x 28
$45.00for 24 x 36 at Gaiam

Time to go back to school!! …Here you can bring your lunch and waste less, spend less and eat well …all designed to cut down on disposable waste. Made from recycled plastic and dishwasher safe.
$33.99 at Laptoplunches.com

Discarded wood scraps from local woodshops, become the highlight of your kitchen or dining room with Scrapile’s round table. Benches, crates and trays are also available.

$2,650.00 at Vivavi .
(Vivavi has a most interesting blog, too!)

These are gorgeous and funky and they used to be windows!
$30.00 each for 10″ Dinner Plate / Set of Four: $95.00 Other sizes available at Recycled Glassworks.

The Ultimate Hammock is made from recycled soda bottles. Comfy as can be and doesn’t mind being out in the rain and sun. Reliable, durable and earth friendly!
$149.00 at Gaiam

Recycled cashmere sweaters by Deborah Lindquist can be your most stylish eco-friendly purchase of the season.
$140.00 at at HipandZen

The Toilet Tree™ is a standard size plunger that comes with an attractive faux plant that fits atop the plunger handle. Holy Cow! there’s more…buy one of these and The National Arbor Day Foundation will plant and take care of a tree planted for you or a loved one. Made out of recycled plastic, of course.
$29.00 at at ToiletTrees.com