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Elias Bookcase - Recycled Elm
£1,995.00
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A beautifully chunky bookcase with an oversized full bullnose edge, crafted from recycled elm and pine. Our artisans work with repurposed wood sourced from the beams, old doors, walls and...
A beautifully chunky bookcase with an oversized full bullnose edge, crafted from recycled elm and pine. Our artisans work with repurposed wood sourced from the beams, old doors, walls and floors of derelict homes in China, some of which are more than 100 years old - steeping each piece in history. The Elias is handmade and hand painted in a natural finish. Due to the natural, recycled materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics that add to its charm.
- Handmade from recycled elm and pine
- Adjustable shelves
- Oversized full-bullnose edge
- Natural finish
- Due to the natural, recycled materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics
- Product code: A19989-1-12-1215-10
| Depth | 40 cm |
| Height | 210 cm |
Recycled materials
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