Check placemat, 2 pcs, butter - burgundy

Hem

33.20€ 47.50€

Colour: Yellow, burgundy


Hem
Check placemat
33.20€ 47.50€



Description

Hem's Check tray brings pleasing graphic shapes and sleek lines to the table, no matter if you are enjoying breakfast or hosting a dinner party. Designed by Arthur Arbesser, the table tray is adorned with a classic checkerboard pattern in delicious yellow and burgundy shades. The pattern is printed on a fibreboard, which is then laminated and UV-lacquered – making the surface resistant to time and use, but also extremely easy to keep clean.

Material
Eucalyptus fiberboard with a laminated and UV lacquered, printed paper surface. Back: felt.
Colour
Yellow, burgundy
Length
30 cm
Width
40 cm
Height
1 cm
Weight
0.7 kg
Care instructions
Clean with moist cloth, not running water.
Product ID
HE31058

Arthur Arbesser

Arthur Arbesser (born in 1983) is a fashion designer whose work is deeply influenced by his home town, Vienna. Drawing inspiration from the cultural heritage and the architecture of the historical city, Arbesser is most famous for his energetic, graphic patterns that he has designed for numerous design brands, including Swedish Hem. Arbesser graduated in 2005 from Central Saint Martins College in London and has since actively collaborated with brands worldwide. He also launched his own brand of clothing, Arthur Arbesser, in 2013.

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  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
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