You maintain green habits at home, but are you as conscientious in the office? We’ve found 10 great accessories that will help you stay Eco-friendly even when you hit your workplace.
From clever trash bins to reusable cutlery to designer paper clips, these objects will add some environmentally-friendly credentials to your office, and hopefully inspire your colleagues to go a little green as well.
Take a look through the photo gallery of planet-loving choices and let us know in the comments below which ones you would like to take to work.
A great, green solution to stick under your desk, the BASKETBIN has a small, dishwasher-safe cup clipped inside for your messy food waste, leaving the body of the bin free for your paper to be recycled.
Cost: Approx $65
Stick this handy box in a prominent position and it will help everyone remember to recycle their dead batteries.
Cost: $2
Saving staples from ending up in the landfill might seem like a small thing, but every little thing helps. These staple-less staplers also mean you'll never run out of supplies again.
Cost: $16 for a set of two
Tapi converts your faucet into a mini drinking fountain. Putting one in your office will mean a lot less plastic in the world.
Cost: $9.95 for a set of two
This perpetual calendar saves money and paper. Plus, it looks pretty swish.
Cost: $40
It's bad to use disposable cutlery. This re-usable set is perfect for your office drawer and will fit onto most pens for desktop dining.
Cost: $9.99
Described as "sustainable habit reminders," Hu2 offers a range of wall decals to place around light switches and power sockets to help you remember to turn them off.
Cost: Varies, from approx $16
How much paper do you use writing notes, to-do lists and phone messages? This dry erase board is the eco option for your desktop.
Cost: $13
These gorgeous double-insulated travel mugs should give you the incentive to ditch your cardboard cup habit forever.
Cost: $21
These rock-paper-scissors-themed clips are a great alternative to paper clips and are a lot less likely to get chucked.
Cost: $13 for 30
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