Item No.
100162763
Paper Paper Bin
C$ 30.00
Item No.
100162763
Paper Paper Bin
C$ 30.00
Brighten up any room with the Paper Paper Bin, which combines contrasting colors with a slanted folding technique to create a playful and colorful bin for waste or storage. Available in different color combinations, it’s made from recycled paper with a protective coating. Not for use with anything damp or wet.
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Paper Paper Bin
Paper Paper Bin
C$ 30.00
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Brighten up any room with the Paper Paper Bin, which combines contrasting colors with a slanted folding technique to create a playful and colorful bin for waste or storage. Available in different color combinations, it’s made from recycled paper with a protective coating. Not for use with anything damp or wet.
- Sculptural bin for waste or storage.
- Colorful, two-toned design.
- Made of recycled paper.
- Suitable for holding dry things only; not for use with anything damp or wet.
- Brand
- HAY
- General Dimensions
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- 12.2" H 10.63" DIA
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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Every HAY product is backed with a warranty. From design to manufacturing, delivery to service, HAY is committed to quality.
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- Item No.
- 100162763
Paper Paper Bin
- Height (in): 12.2
- Diameter (in): 10.63
- Recycled paper
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
Return Options
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Clara von Zweigbergk
Swedish designer Clara von Zweigbergk began drawing and making things at an early age, then moved on to sewing and knitting clothes, making jewelry, practicing calligraphy and exploring typography as a teenager. In 2006, she founded her own studio with the intent of expanding into areas beyond her academic study of graphic design – a continuation of her boundless youthful curiosity.
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