Liewood Weston Storage Box Crate S 2-pack
Liewood

Liewood Weston Storage Box Crate S 2-pack

€11.95€16.95Économisez €5.00 (29%)

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Détails du produit

Liewood Weston Storage Box Crate S 2-pack - Dusty Ivy These stackable storage boxes from Liewood are perfect for organizing nursery essentials. Made from 60% recycled plastic, they feature a compact, foldable design for easy storage when not in use. The playful dusty ivy color adds a touch of style to any space.
  • Compact, stackable design
  • Foldable for easy storage
  • Made from 60% recycled plastic
  • Dimensions: 20 x 15 x 12 cm (each box)

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • Crafted from 60% recycled plastic, these storage boxes are kind to the planet
  • Set of two small crates, ideal for everyday organising
  • Available in soft, playful colours to suit any space
  • Foldable + stackable for flexible storage
  • Perfect for tidying small essentials in the nursery, bathroom or playroom

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