Product Description: Kökspolka, dish cloth, red Designer: Studio Almedahls Made of: 100% Cotton Cellulose Length: 18cm Width: 20cm

Kökspolka, tea towel, greenDesigner: Studio AlmedahlsMade of: 55% Linen 45% CottonMeasures: 47x70cm (18.5x27.56 inches)EAN-code: 7330654608653

Product Description: Kökspolka, tea towel, red Designer: Studio Almedahls Material: 55% linen, 45% cotton. Size: 47x70 cm. Care Instructions Machin...

KONNA fruit fly trap is a small thing that can make a big difference. We all know fruits and veggies are good for you, but no one likes a certa...

Absorbant 100% linen towel is a perfect dish towel. Designer:  Elina Helenius Made in:  Finland Material:  100% washed European Mast...

Made of unbleached cotton, the Kortti Kukkaro purse is a multipurpose classic. This purse is ideal for cards and other small things. It has a meta...

KOYOI design by Kazushige MiyakeKoyoi means "this evening" in Japanese and has a romantic, poetic aura. How fitting for this special glass collecti...

KOYOI design by Kazushige MiyakeKoyoi means "this evening" in Japanese and has a romantic, poetic aura. How fitting for this special glass collecti...

KOYOI design by Kazushige MiyakeKoyoi means "this evening" in Japanese and has a romantic, poetic aura. How fitting for this special glass collecti...

KOYOI design by Kazushige MiyakeKoyoi means "this evening" in Japanese and has a romantic, poetic aura. How fitting for this special glass collecti...

KOYOI design by Kazushige MiyakeKoyoi means "this evening" in Japanese and has a romantic, poetic aura. How fitting for this special glass collecti...

Krenit With a simple and pure expression, the Krenit range is a contemporary classic which enables a perfect interplay between function and aesthet...

Krenit Salad Set The Krenit salad bowl & set are inspired by the simple form language of the East. The long pointed handles reflect traditional...

This Kulinara plate is part of the Kulinara series designed by Hanna Werning for Rörstrand. The plate is reminiscent of design from the 50s, and it...