Tampere serving trolley, white

Everyday Design

$312.00

Everyday Design
Tampere serving trolley
$312.00



Description

Everyday Design’s Tampere serving trolley is a handy, practical and cleverly sized helper to add more space to even the smallest spaces. The serving trolley is made of durable metal and features wheels made of aspen, with a natural look that brings soft warmth to the industrial appearance of the trolley. The multipurpose Tampere trolley can be used as a serving trolley for dinners, as an additional side table in the kitchen or as a shoe and accessory trolley in the hallway – the possibilities are almost endless! Designed by Helena Mattila, the serving trolley is manufactured in Finland and named after the Finnish town Tampere, which is the most populous inland city in the Nordics.

Colour
White
Width
48 cm
Depth
36 cm
Height
54 cm
Height between shelves
36.7 cm
Material
Metal (30% recycled), aspen
Weight
6 kg
Notes
Delivered assembled.
Product ID
ED-TRE-W

Helena Mattila

Helena Mattila is a Finnish industrial designer who has worked as CEO and head designer of the Finnish design brand Everyday Design since 1995. Mattila’s smart and timeless designs have been awarded with several international design awards, and they have been seen at New York’s MoMA’s and Design Museum London’s design stores. Besides a designer, Mattila is also an artist who inspires from nature and ecological thinking.

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    Belgium

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    307 days ago

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    Lahti, Finland

    5

    Kaunis ja käytännöllinen.

    378 days ago

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    Lahti, Finland

    5

    Sopi erinomaisesti käyttötarkoitukseeni.

    47 days ago

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