House of Sköld
House of Sköld Sorrel Vase Large Recycled Green 150x150x260mm
House of Sköld Sorrel Vase Large Recycled Green 150x150x260mm
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Description
Add some sophistication to your space with this vase. Handmade in pale green recycled glass, the simple shape is adorned by an etched sorrel leaf design. Additional sizes are available. Height : 260mm. Width : 150mm. Depth : 150mm.
Shipping
Enjoy free 7-10 working day shipping to UK Mainland addresses.
Returns
You have 14 days from delivery to notify us of your intention to return at contact@ashalder.com. If accepted by our returns team, you have 14 days from this date to deliver to the supplied address. Returns received after this period will not be refunded. Read more about our returns policy here.
House of Sköld
Founded in Sweden 2004, House of Sköld is a brand that brings sustainability and timeless design together. From luxurious leather sofas to sleek wooden chairs, the brand brings Scandinavian practicality and modernity to your home.
The brand has a portfolio of over 2000 designs, mostly revolving around furniture built from only the highest quality natural materials.
Design Language
House of Sköld is committed to using only the highest quality materials, ensuring that every piece is crafted to last a lifetime.
The minimalist designs are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also eco-friendly and sustainable. They use only responsibly sourced materials, and production processes are designed to minimize our environmental impact.
Ethos
House of Sköld believes that it is their responsibility, as the creator, to design and build furniture in a sustainable manner.
Materials ought not to be wasted or gratuitously used - every part should be an integral component of the entire piece. That is the definition of luxury. It is using high quality materials in the best way possible, and as they were intended.