THE MINI DISPLAY STOOL | Flavell Trading

£28.00

An elegant, beautifully balanced tray made from English walnut, with a flat handle finished in oxidised black.

Originally inspired by Japanese tool trays, its simple form is designed to be put to work. A place for inks and pens, brushes and artists’ materials, sewing things, small tools or the everyday objects you like to keep together and close at hand.

Beautifully proportioned, useful and made for wherever it finds its purpose: the desk, studio, workshop or kitchen.

Lead time

6 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accomodate what we can. 

An elegant, beautifully balanced tray made from English walnut, with a flat handle finished in oxidised black.

Originally inspired by Japanese tool trays, its simple form is designed to be put to work. A place for inks and pens, brushes and artists’ materials, sewing things, small tools or the everyday objects you like to keep together and close at hand.

Beautifully proportioned, useful and made for wherever it finds its purpose: the desk, studio, workshop or kitchen.

Lead time

6 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accomodate what we can. 

British craftsmanship

Wood has shaped British homes for centuries. Grown in our landscape, worked by generations of craftspeople and used to make everything from the most ordinary household objects to our finest furniture, it sits at the heart of a long tradition of making.

For us, that tradition feels particularly relevant today. Working with responsibly sourced timber, making locally and allowing the natural character of the material to inform the finished piece offers an alternative to mass production: fewer miles, fewer unnecessary processes and objects made with a real understanding of where they have come from.

Flavell Trading embodies much of what we value about this approach. From their workshop in Rutland, Peter and Jo Flavell make useful, beautifully considered objects for the home, working by hand and letting the grain, colour and character of the wood lead the way.