Scandinavian Design & Timeless Interiors

Elsa Beskow Tray

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$195 $325 In stock

The Elsa Beskow Tray from Design House Stockholm brings illustration to the table. Its patterns are based on illustrations by Elsa Beskow, interpreted by designer Catharina Kippel, and the collection also includes mugs and bowls.

  • Design House Stockholm Elsa Beskow Tray
  • Patterns based on illustrations by Elsa Beskow
  • Interpreted by designer Catharina Kippel
  • Part of a series that includes mugs, bowls and trays
  • Available motive: Poppy, 20x27 cm
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

My kids love spotting all the little details from the Beskow storybook illustrations every time they pass the table. The finish is really smooth and feels substantial, not cheap.

Joseph ★★★★★

I have it out on my coffee table as a serving piece, and the whimsical birch tree motif actually gets compliments from guests. The size is just right for holding cups or a small cake, and the finish seems durable enough for daily use.

Zoe Z. ★★★★★

The illustrations across the surface are so crisp and charming, it instantly brightens up our breakfast table. It handles daily use well, though I’ll admit it’s almost too pretty to put a mug on without a coaster.