Ekotemplet Placemat Medium Seconds
£8.00
Out of stock
Beautiful Ekotemplet contemporary, cork-backed green placemat for your home in a soft green herringbone pattern with a superior lacquered finish. Meticulously hand-illustrated with a two dimensional layering technique. Each design is named after a person or a place close to my heart back home in Sweden, inspired by my personal upbringing and family traditions.
*This placemat is reduced in price as the melamine resin did not press evenly with its gloss finish. It is too difficult to capture the slight matt edges of the resin on photo. It is only visible in certain light and angle. Some of the placemats have slight thin marks. Our seconds products are non-refundable. Ideal for large dining events.
Matching large Euro size table mat, Swedish serving tray and drink coasters are also available in the elegant Ekotemplet design. This is our new delivery of Ekotemplet in a brighter colour palette and with lacquered edges of the eucalyptus board. Sold individually so you can mix and match to your personal taste for your home decor.
Each order comes beautifully gift wrapped for free with tissue paper and branded ‘Nina D’ ribbon. Together with a personal handwritten note and leaflet explaining the design inspiration. Packaged in environmentally friendly corrugated card and cardboard box for extra protection.
Handcrafted in Britain and heat-resistant up to 140 degrees celsius (320 degrees Fahrenheit). Orders are posted in 1-2 working days.
“Love the design of these placemats! They are easy to clean and look expensive. I have purchased the large size for my dining table and the medium size for my breakfast bar.”
DESIGN INSPIRATION: I grew up in Solna, a suburb just to the north of Stockholm city centre and a lot of my childhood was spent exploring the local royal park called Hagaparken. I particularly liked to play in the Haga Echo Temple which was built in 1790 as a summer dining room for King Gustav III, who loved to entertain outdoors. As well as being a focal point in the park, the acoustics produced by the oval shape assisted the conversation of the king and his guests across the large oval table.
EKOTEMPLET PLACEMAT MATERIALS:
*This product is reduced in price as the melamine resin did not press evenly with its gloss finish. It is too difficult to capture the slight matt edges of the resin on photo. It is only visible in certain light and angle. Some of the placemats have slight thin marks. Our seconds products are non-refundable. Ideal for large dining events.
Sustainably sourced eucalyptus hardboard 0.5cm thickness.
Heat resistant up to 140 degrees with a smooth melamine lacquered finish which is also scratch resistant.
Non slip eco friendly cork backing protecting your surface.
PLACEMAT SIZE:
29 x 21 x 0.5 cm thick.
11,5 x 8,5 inches.
Medium size placemat with cutlery and glass placed on the side. This size dining placemat is perfect for restricted storage or smaller tables.
WEIGHT PER PLACEMAT:
375g
CARE:
Wipe clean with a damp cloth only. No dishwasher please.
GIFT WRAPPED:
Each order comes beautifully gift wrapped for free with tissue paper and branded ‘Nina D’ ribbon. Together with a personal handwritten note and leaflet explaining the design inspiration. Packaged in environmentally friendly corrugated card and cardboard box for extra protection.
Matching large Euro size table mat, Swedish serving tray and drink coasters are also available in the elegant Ekotemplet design. This is our new delivery of Ekotemplet in a brighter colour palette and with lacquered edges of the eucalyptus board. Sold individually so you can mix and match to your personal taste for your home decor.
Handcrafted in Britain and heat-resistant up to 140 degrees celsius (320 degrees Fahrenheit). Orders are posted in 1-2 working days.
DESIGN INSPIRATION: I grew up in Solna, a suburb just to the north of Stockholm city centre and a lot of my childhood was spent exploring the local royal park called Hagaparken. I particularly liked to play in the Haga Echo Temple which was built in 1790 as a summer dining room for King Gustav III, who loved to entertain outdoors. As well as being a focal point in the park, the acoustics produced by the oval shape assisted the conversation of the king and his guests across the large oval table.
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