New Nordic Trees Design for Placemats and Coasters
By Lee Franklin
The sun is shining and there is a flurry of birdsong outside Inkabilly HQ today as I write this .... I can feel Spring in the air! .... and what better timing as we launch our new homewares design. We think it is perfect for bringing in happy vibes and optimism, as Winter loses it's frosty grip. Our Nordic Trees design is inspired by Scandinavian simpicity. A peaceful mountain scene in clean lines with muted retro colours, to bring joyful vibes to tea breaks and a touch of Hygge to mealtimes.
As always, our coasters and placemats are made from high gloss melamine on a hardboard backing which makes them super hardwearing and easy to clean. They are heat resistant and so are perfect for everyday use as well as special occasions.
If you know a couple or family who are into Scandi or Nordic home decor then these make great gifts. A set of coasters make a thoughtful birthday gift, whereas a set of placemats can be a fabulous wedding gift or house warming present.
If you're after something super special, we also offer a bespoke service, where we can colour match any of our designs to your own home decor, or particular piece of furniture. So if you'd like a set if unique tableware which will fit perfectly into your kitchen or dining room, do get in touch and we'll be happy to discuss your requirements.
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