Munch Bowl – More Colors
The Munch Bowl is part of Studio Arhoj's Tokyo tableware series. The bowl is large in size with a wide flat foot, keeping the bowl sturdy on a solid surface. This bowl is perfect for soups or pasta dishes, the tall straight sides keeping your food warmer than an open design would. The Munch Bowl is also perfect for heaping servings of your favorite musli or sugary cereal. *Please note: Each hand made Studio Arhoj piece is a unique version of what is represented in the photos shown here. We cannot accommodate requests for photos of specific colors. Color will be chosen at random. Details: 21.3 oz 5"Dia…
BRICK OUTDOOR WALL LAMP – ANY COLOUR FINISH / No
The Brick-shaped outdoor wall lamp. The central frosted PVC diffuser spreads the light backwards to the reflector. This is removable leaving the bulb on display for a different look. Designed primarily for entrances and walkways they are designed for harsh outdoor conditions and carry a 25-year manufacturer warranty. Constructed from a powder-coated aluminium body. Available in many finishes, please choose in the dropdown menu. E27 Fitting 303mm High x 170mm Wide x 108mm Deep IP44 Made to order, please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery Please note, some images may include our Dyke & Dean logo as a watermark which…
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