Mål: 63,5 x 110 cm
Materiale: Metallramme med glass
Tørk av rammen med tørr eller lett fuktig klut. Bruk glassrens på speilflaten etter behov.
Ferm Living Pond Mirror stor, mørk krom
kr 3.985.00
Pond Speil fra Ferm Living er et elegant, rundet speil med inspirasjon fra stille vann og rolige refleksjoner. Rammen er laget i metall med en matt messing- eller svart finish, og gir et minimalistisk, men samtidig sofistikert uttrykk. Speilet passer perfekt som midtpunkt på veggen i stue, gang eller soverom, og skaper en rolig og dekorativ atmosfære.
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Tilleggsinformasjon
| Vekt | 9.5 kg |
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| Dimensjoner | 115 × 66 × 3 cm |
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Om Ferm Living
Ferm Living er et dansk designbrand kjent for sin varme, moderne og funksjonelle tilnærming til interiør. Med røtter i skandinavisk designtradisjon skaper Ferm Living produkter som kombinerer tidløse materialer, myke former og gjennomtenkte detaljer. Kollesjonene spenner fra møbler og belysning til tekstiler og dekor, og er utviklet med fokus på kvalitet, bærekraft og et hjemlig uttrykk. Resultatet er estetiske og anvendelige produkter som gjør det enkelt å skape personlige og harmoniske rom.
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