Mother Nature meets Father Time: 2010 Edition

On the market for a new clock? Consider one of these 10 inventive eco-timepieces for the home.

Mon, Apr 26 2010 at 12:08 AM

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Green Design, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Eco-friendly Products

Just a little over a year ago, I highlighted 11 green clocks made from a variety of sustainable materials such as bamboo, reclaimed wood, and even old circuitboards. Well, time does fly when you're going green ... here's a look at 10 more eco-friendly timepieces made from everything but the kitchen sink: recycled paper money, bike parts, neckties, dishes, slate, reclaimed felt, and more. And, naturally, there's a solar-powered tick-tocker on the list. Check 'em out.

I.Zak Time is Money Clock @ Emmo Home ($35)

Resource Revival Hybrid Wall Clock @ Gent Supply Co. ($36.50)

Umbra Tie Clock @ Umbra ($252)

Animal Clock Uma (Horse) @ MollaSpace ($80)

China Cabinet Clock (Large) @ Anthropologie ($188)

Modern Baby Owl Clock @ Decoylab ($48)

PilotDesign Green Splat Bamboo Wall Clock @ Etsy ($55)

Kikkerland Solar Wall Clock @ Kikkerland ($48)

Reclaimed Slate Clock @ UncommonGoods ($95)

Cake Felt Clock @ Supermarket ($45)

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