11 x 11 cm
Lind DNA Wood Box Square S, eik
kr 299.00
Lind DNA Wood Box Circle S, svart
kr 299.00
Lind DNA Wood Box Square S, røkt
kr 299.00
De elegante trekassene kommer i forskjellige former, størrelser og farger. De er laget av europeisk eik og behandlet med vegetabilsk olje. Perfekt for estetisk servering eller oppbevaring av diverse småting som smykker på badet eller krydder på kjøkkenet.
Wood Box tåler ikke oppvaskmaskin. Må ikke bløtlegges i vann.
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