Recycled storage basket beige green 48x35cm Restore - Muuto
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Colour: Green
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Recycled materials · 14-day returns · Careful delivery · Attentive customer service
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Height : 23,0 cm
Length : 48,0 cm
Width : 35,0 cm
Weight : 800 g
Materials
Materials
Material : Plastic and innovative materials
Composition : The Restore basket is made from PET fibres derived from 100 per cent recycled plastic. This recycled plastic comes from post-consumer waste.
Features
Features
Colour : Green
Style : Contemporary
Care : Vacuum or, if necessary, use a damp cloth.
Shipping
Shipping
Careful delivery, fast shipping
Your orders are shipped within 24/48 hours for in-stock products.
We select the most suitable carrier based on the size and volume of your package, to guarantee delivery in the best conditions:
- DPD - home delivery for standard parcels
- Colissimo - delivery to pickup point (Metropolitan France only)
- Specialized carrier - for bulky parcels
Finnish simplicity comes to The Cool Republic: here is Muuto, whose relaxed and fresh approach to design could only captivate us. An all-round inspiration, for shelves as well as lighting fixtures, and for each of the products presented, the desire to create something useful, to keep it simple, to give life the colours of happiness. For uncluttered and simple storage, here is the Restore basket, a little gem of functionality designed by Muuto. Its material, felt, gives it a decidedly contemporary feel and, moreover, its ideal format and two handles make it the storage basket that definitely appeals!
Made from recycled plastic bottles, it is eco-friendly and will easily find its place in living spaces to stack newspapers, knitting and even firewood, as well as in bedrooms where it will become the favourite storage accessory for young and old alike. Grey, yellow, pink or green, the biggest problem will be choosing the colour... is a big spring clean on the horizon?
