A pool for your pens and accessories
For sale exclusively for Spain and Portugal
IT IS NOTABLE FOR:
- Being a pretty pencil holder who thinks of everything. Its internal division will help you better organize the pens and accessories on your desk.
- Turn your desk into an example of good taste and craft creation. This pencil holder is made from hand poured Jesmonite resin (a solvent free, water based material). An environmentally friendly material that helps keep the carbon footprint at bay.
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Its mosaic tile design is inspired by the art deco movement, a movement that advocates bringing art to each piece of design. In this case, its blue color transports us directly to the reflection of the sun in the water of the summer pools and its small light blue tiles. Also, to the color of the sea and the water of the east coast of the USA, another inspiration of its creators.
- Have a soft and fresh texture (like the sea that inspires it). One of the characteristics of this material is that it creates a texture that is fresh and is similar to that of a stone. The veins or irregularities that it may have due to its manufacture by hand will make your pencil holder a unique piece, created especially for you.
- Be part of a collection of Block Design desk accessories. Combine this pencil holder with the blue Tile Oblong Tray , where it fits perfectly. Give a bluish, fresh and summery touch to your desktop.
CREATIVE ENGINEERING
Block Design is a brand from the United Kingdom created in the year 2000. Its creator, Tara Ashe, wanted to combine her passion for design with her training as an engineer to give rise to a variety of products that, in addition to being fully functional, do not stop aesthetic side. This is how Block Design has become a reference brand in products for the office and home, with a team of creatives who work together and daily to bring us the most innovative products, with the best finish and with a palette of colors carefully selected. His products are sold around the world and in the physical stores of museums such as MoMA or Tate Modern, making them pieces of art in themselves.
