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SPATEL stadshout / MDesign Het pure ontwerp van SPATEL nodigt je uit om met aandacht te koken, bakken en serveren. Zo neem je de tijd om het samenzijn met vrienden en familie rond een mooi gedekte tafel nog meer te waarderen. Ontworpen door Remko Verhaagen (Blooey) genspireerd door Michiel Verhaar. Bekijk ook de andere formaten SPATEL. Duurzaam Gemaakt van hergebruikt Rotterdams 'stadshout' dat door de gemeente wordt verwijderd als bomen omvallen of ziek worden. ONZE

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Het pure ontwerp van SPATEL nodigt je uit om met aandacht te koken, bakken en serveren. Zo neem je de tijd om het samenzijn met vrienden en familie rond een mooi gedekte tafel nog meer te waarderen. Ontworpen door Remko Verhaagen (Blooey) geïnspireerd door Michiel Verhaar. Bekijk ook de andere formaten SPATEL.

Duurzaam 
Gemaakt van hergebruikt Rotterdams 'stadshout' dat door de gemeente wordt verwijderd als bomen omvallen of ziek worden. ONZE partner Buurman zorgt ervoor dat dit bijzondere hout met een verhaal niet versnipperd of verbrand wordt, maar een tweede leven krijgt.

Sociaal 
Gemaakt in Delft door de sociale houtwerkplaats van Stichting Stunt waar iedereen de kans krijgt om zijn eigen waarde te vinden en ontwikkelen.

Specificaties 
Rotterdams 'stadshout' in eiken, essen, beuken en appel (Buurman)

Afmeting
30 x 6 x 1 cm

ONZE partners 
Blooey + Stunt + Buurman


Omdat SPATEL met de hand wordt afgewerkt en het van hergebruikt hout wordt gemaakt, is elke SPATEL uniek en kunnen er verschillen in afwerking en kleur voorkomen. 

Koop SPATEL en steun ONZE visie

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