MIO Makes Green Splash at Target
It’s good to finally dig up green outdoor objects for the home that truly target our pressing desire for modern, hip and affordable.
These goodies are reasonable enough to toss into your shopping cart along with the diapers, Method and dog food and not feel guilty about indulging your inner landscape designer.
The delightful recycled green plastic composting container above and the other groovy goods are part of the MIO® for Target line, an innovative collection of environmentally responsible and budget-friendly outdoor living products.
The limited-edition collection is the vision of the Philadelphia-based founders of MIO, Jaime and Isaac Salm. The duo has earned a name in the green industry for focusing on infusing sustainability into practical and functional items like retro-shaped solar lawn lights, a minty fresh portable organic cotton hammock, recycled watering can, twine jute gardening tools and an herb garden made from post-consumer recycled paper. Seriously, won’t you be a better gardener if your tools are sharper?
Prices range from $8 (gardening tool) to $99 for the composter. The assortment is available at Target stores and a limited selection of items can be purchased online at Target.com.
Solar Path Light is $29.99 for set of two. Hammock and bag is $59.99.
This green water can is $24.99.
Cheers to Target for keeping up the expansion of its green offerings to consumers.
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