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Placemats wavy yellow (set van 2)

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Placemats wavy yellow (set van 2)Beschrijving en uitleg Voeg een vleugje verfijning toe aan jouw eettafel met deze unieke gele placemats met golvende snit en contrasterend wit borduurwerk. Of je nu een etentje organiseert of gewoon je dagelijkse diner een upgrade wilt geven, deze set van twee linnen mix placemats straalt luxe uit en biedt tegelijkertijd een bewuste keuze voor mens en milieu. Gemaakt van 70% eco katoen en 30% premium linnen, voelen deze placemats niet alleen heerlijk

Beschrijving en uitleg

Voeg een vleugje verfijning toe aan jouw eettafel met deze unieke gele placemats met golvende snit en contrasterend wit borduurwerk. Of je nu een etentje organiseert of gewoon je dagelijkse diner een upgrade wilt geven, deze set van twee linnen-mix placemats straalt luxe uit en biedt tegelijkertijd een bewuste keuze voor mens en milieu. Gemaakt van 70% eco-katoen en 30% premium linnen, voelen deze placemats niet alleen heerlijk zacht aan, maar zijn ze ook duurzaam en stevig met een gewicht van 165 g/m2. Dankzij de OEKO-TEX certificering hoef je je geen zorgen te maken over schadelijke chemicaliën aan je tafel. Door hun praktische formaat van 38x48 cm passen ze perfect in elke tafelsetting, terwijl ze dankzij het golvende design een speelse twist toevoegen. Mix en match ze met onze andere placemats en servetten om jouw interieurstijl tot in detail door te voeren. Was ze voorzichtig met de hand of gebruik een zachte wascyclus op maximaal 30ºC om hun kwaliteit en kleurenpracht lang te behouden. Droog ze plat en strijk nog licht vochtig op maximaal 150ºC om die elegante uitstraling te behouden. Geen bleek of droger nodig! Vergeet niet elke stukje borduurwerk en elke golvende lijn bewonderend te bekijken, want deze placemats zorgen ervoor dat zelfs een doordeweekse maaltijd voelt als een speciale gelegenheid.

  • Aantal: 2 stuks
  • Afmeting: 38x48cm
  • Materiaal: 70% eco-katoen en 30% hoogwaardige kwaliteit linnen, OEKO-TEX gecertificeerd (dus vrij van chemicaliën), 165 g/m2
  • Wasadvies voor het beste behoud van dit artikel: wij adviseren de placemats met de hand te wassen om ze zo lang mogelijk mooi te houden. Gebruik lauwwarm water met een milde reiniger. Toch liever in de wasmachine? Gebruik de zachtste en kortste cyclus op max. 30ºC. Vouw de placemat uit en strijk diepe kreukels eruit voordat je ze in de wasmachine plaatst, zo voorkom je vervaging in de diepe lijnen. Stop de placemat niet in de droger en strijk het linnen op max. 150ºC. Geen bleekmiddel gebruiken en niet chemisch reinigen.
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