Gallery: Why Evernote Is Selling a Line of Eames-Inspired Desk Accessories

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    Evernote recently launched a new line of physical goods in its Evernote Marketplace.
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    The Pfeiffer Collection is a series of vessels and wood-bent stands inspired by Eames' bent plywood furniture.
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    Evernote tapped Eric Pfeiffer, an Oakland designer best known for his bent-wood products, to design the line of goods.
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    It might seem a little silly for Evernote to go down this path, but in the past year the company has sold $12 million in Evernote Market goods.
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    Bent wood tablet stand.
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