Ekotemplet Large Round Placemat – Materials & Details
Materials
Each Ekotemplet large round placemat is individually handmade in Britain using sustainably sourced eucalyptus board, carefully selected for its strength, durability and smooth finish.
The 0.5cm thick eucalyptus board is finished with a superior melamine lacquered resin surface, creating a beautifully smooth finish that is:
- Heat resistant up to 140°C
- Scratch resistant
- Stain resistant
- Easy to wipe clean
A protective non-slip cork backing helps to keep the placemat securely in place while protecting your dining table surface.
The artwork has been created using Nina’s signature two-dimensional layering technique, giving the appearance of depth and texture. Although the design looks layered, the finished surface is completely smooth, making it practical for everyday dining.
Large Round Placemat Size
Diameter: 31cm
Thickness: 0.5cm
Diameter: 12.5 inches
The large round size comfortably accommodates a dinner plate, glass and cutlery, making it ideal for everyday meals, entertaining guests and beautifully styled dining tables.
Weight per placemat: 463g
Care Instructions
To preserve the beautiful finish of your Nina D placemat, wipe clean with a damp cloth only.
Please do not place in the dishwasher.
Gift Wrapping & Delivery
Every Nina D placemat is beautifully gift wrapped in satin finish tissue paper with bespoke Nina D ribbon and includes a leaflet sharing the inspiration behind the design.
For current lead times or larger quantity orders, please contact Nina via email at nina@nina-d.co.uk.
Complete your Ekotemplet table setting with matching:
Design Inspiration
Ekotemplet is named after the Haga Echo Temple in Hagaparken, Stockholm.
Nina grew up in Solna, just north of Stockholm city centre, and spent many childhood days exploring the beautiful royal park. The oval Echo Temple, built in 1790 as a summer dining room for King Gustav III, became a special place of inspiration.
Known for its unique acoustics, the oval shape allowed conversation to flow beautifully around the table as the king and his guests gathered outdoors.
Inspired by Swedish nature, architecture and the tradition of bringing people together around a table, Ekotemplet celebrates the beauty of shared moments and thoughtful dining.



























