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Hand painted mango wood storage chest with large capacity decorative vintage style and durable build Giner y Colomer
Brand: Giner y Colomer - 1896
Sold by: Habitium
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Product details
- Material: Mango wood is known for its strength and durability, providing a sturdy and stable structure to the chest.
- Hand painted design: Decorative details in bright colours contrast with the natural wood tone, giving the piece a unique artisanal character.
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Product details - Hand painted mango wood storage chest with large capacity decorative vintage style and durable build Giner y Colomer
- Material: Mango wood is known for its strength and durability, providing a sturdy and stable structure to the chest.
- Hand painted design: Decorative details in bright colours contrast with the natural wood tone, giving the piece a unique artisanal character.
- Wide top opening: The generous lid opening makes it easy to access the interior and to store or organise bulky or personal items with ease.
- Interior dimensions: 35 cm (height) x 87 cm (width) x 41 cm (depth), offering ample space for a variety of domestic or decorative uses.
- Lid thickness: 3 cm, which ensures robustness and security for the stored contents.
- Leg height: 10 cm, which raises the chest off the floor to facilitate cleaning and help avoid direct contact with floor moisture.
- Style and functionality: The warmth of the natural wood combined with a hand painted artistic design makes it ideal for rustic, vintage or eclectic interiors.
- Artisanal finish: Each piece is unique due to the manual decoration, adding exclusivity and aesthetic value.
- Recommended use: Perfect for storing clothes, blankets, toys or other items, and it also serves as a decorative piece or occasional furniture.
Product classification::
SKU: 8424812025549, 1896