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i want: Christmas Trees in Recycled Cardboard by Boutique Cascades

Christmas Trees in Recycled Cardboard by Boutique Cascades CLASSICO

I got a press release about these recycled cardboard Christmas Trees by Cacades. I thought they were a neat modern take on the tree.  I like the blank option on the trees so that they can be customized. There are size three options: Classico at 41″ x 28″ , Moderno at 52″ x 29″ and Piccolo at 24″ x 13″. Each size comes in three colours: white, forest green and a print version.

Christmas Trees in Recycled Cardboard by Boutique Cascades MODERNO

A Made-to-Measure Christmas Tree With   its   long   detachable   pieces   that   remind   you   of   a   puzzle, assembling the Christmas tree becomes a true child’s game and once the  Holiday  Season  is  over,  it  can  easily  be  stored.    Developed  in concert  with  Cascades’  Italian  partner,  Reno  De  Medici,  the  first  3 models  of  the  Collection  Reno  Carton  3D TM ,  the  Classico,  Moderno and Piccolo trees are manufactured in high quality cardboard and will not fail to seduce with their great design. In white, they offer a beautiful canvas for kids and adults to use their imagination in decorating and customizing the tree to their taste. For the traditionalists, the green is available, while design aficionados will love the trendy printed version with its resolutely modern look.

Manufactured  entirely  with  recycled  fibers,  the  Christmas  trees  from  the  Collection  Reno  Carton  3D TM reflects  Cascades  and  Reno  De  Medici  true  corporate  values  of  respect  for  the  environment  and  are FSC ®  certified.  The raw materials used come from the urban forest: recycling bins!  Resistant enough to be reused for many years, this product can then end its life where it began, thus restarting the recycling loop.

They can be purchase online at Boutique Cacades for $24 – $40 plus shipping.

images: courtesy of Boutique Cascades

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Anita Clarke is an Engineering Storyteller and the founder of the fashion blog “I want – I got.” She was one of the first and most prominent online fashion writers in Toronto and Canada.