Mordesign Eclipse Wood Tray Large
ECLIPSE wood tray large
ECLIPSE WOOD TRAY LARGE
With pure and simple shapes, Alban Le Henry created a set of stylish, elegant, and clean trays. Crafted from both natural Portuguese marble or ash solid wood, the ECLIPSE trays feature veining and colouring variations, resulting in one-of-a-kind pieces.
The almost hidden handles are a perfect example of form and function as its best, making this piece as decorative as practical.
The ECLIPSE trays are available in three different sizes, in marble from Estremoz or in natural ash wood.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Mordesign
PRODUCT TYPE
Wood Tray
DIMENSIONS
- Height : 4 cm
- Depth : 24 cm
- Length : 40 cm
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MATERIAL
Ash Solid Wood
COLLECTION
Eclipse
PRODUCTION
Made In Portugal
USE
Interior
DESIGNER
Alban le Henry
CARE AND MAINTENANCE - WOOD
ECLIPSE trays are produced in solid ash wood and without any surface treatment, to maintain their natural properties. Wooden cutting boards need to be kept clean and maintained daily. For this reason, we recommend handwash after each use with a mild soapy water solution. Rinse with hot water and dry. No dishwasher or soaking. After the first few waterings, the wood surface might be a little rough, but this kind of roughness will disappear with use. If decided to apply a finishing, we recommend moisturizing occasionally with a layer of natural beeswax or mineral oil over the board, in order to maintain its good appearance and usability. Wood reacts to the environment. Exposure to light can alter its colour and also adapt its own moisture content levels to that of its environment. In the case of excessive fluctuations in temperature and humidity, however, it reacts by cracking and warping.
DESIGNER - ALBAN LE HENRY
Alban Le Henry lives and works in Paris. Having studied design at ENSCI (École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle) – Les Ateliers, Alban graduated in 2001 and, afterwards, worked for several years as an assistant to the Bouroullec brothers, whose studio became his second school. In 2007, he opened his own design studio and embraced a broad variety of projects, designing industrial objects as well as scenography.