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Confluence Topographical Plywood Tea Tray By Artonomos

There are tea trays and there are tea trays this a single sits firmly amongst the underpopulated latter group. Confluence by Hong Kong outfit Artonomos is a most impressive instance carved from birch plywood, the stripped away layers resembling a topographical map which portrays a landscape of undulating valleys

It might appear as though these tea cups are balanced precariously on the edge of a precipice, but the tactical topography is organized thus that small hollows exist in which tea-serving paraphernalia can be nested. A central canyon also promises to serve as a reservoir in the event that any tea is spilt.

The Confluence tea tray that was for sale by Artonomos by way of Etsy was priced at $1700 (£1,045 / €1315) although this has given that (relatively remarkably) offered out. The Etsy listing had described that it was a single of 100 special trays so it is challenging to deduce regardless of whether it was the initial or the last of this limited run. It is not clear no matter whether far more of these tea trays will be created for long term orders.

I cannot say I’m too fond of the slightly glossy finish given to the birch plywood, but such a protective surface is surely necessary to make certain the longevity of this immaculately crafted (and pricey) piece.

Want to see much more topography in furnishings? Check out The Abyss Table by Duffy London.

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New Post has been published on http://www.interiordesigneasy.com/interior-designs/confluence-topographical-plywood-tea-tray-by-artonomos.html

Confluence Topographical Plywood Tea Tray By Artonomos

There are tea trays and there are tea trays; this one sits firmly amongst the underpopulated latter group. Confluence by Hong Kong outfit Artonomos is a most remarkable example carved from birch plywood, the stripped away layers resembling a topographical map which portrays a landscape of undulating valleys

It might appear as though these tea cups are balanced precariously on the edge of a precipice, but the tactical topography is arranged thus that small hollows exist in which tea-serving paraphernalia can be nested. A central canyon also promises to serve as a reservoir in the event that any tea is spilt.

The Confluence tea tray that was for sale by Artonomos through Etsy was priced at $1700 (£1,045 / €1315) although this has since (somewhat surprisingly) sold out. The Etsy listing had mentioned that it was one of 100 unique trays so it is hard to deduce whether it was the first or the last of this limited run. It is not clear whether more of these tea trays will be made for future orders.

I can’t say I’m too fond of the slightly glossy finish given to the birch plywood, but such a protective surface is surely necessary to ensure the longevity of this immaculately crafted (and expensive) piece.

Want to see more topography in furniture? Check out The Abyss Table by Duffy London.

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