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The Erena plate cover offers a practical way to keep food fresh in the fridge, with its stoneware construction providing durability and a refined finish. Its reactive cream glaze gives each piece a unique character, while the minimalist, conical form adds a subtle sculptural quality. The cover can also serve as a decorative accent on a table or shelf, complementing a range of interior styles.
Are you looking for a way to store food in an elegant and practical way? Or maybe you want to add a touch of Scandinavian design to your kitchen? The Erena 19 cm cream plate cover from Ferm Living is the perfect solution! Main features:Made of high quality stoneware, which guarantees durability and an elegant appearance.Ideal for storing food in the fridge, keeping it fresh for longer.Its beige colour and minimalist design blend in perfectly with various interior styles.It can also be used as a decorative element on a table or shelf, adding a subtle charm to the interior.With its form, the Erena lid brings a touch of modern design to the interior.With the Erena plate cover, even storing food can become stylish. Add a touch of Scandinavian design to your kitchen and enjoy a practical and beautiful addition!Did you know...The Ferm Living X Utzon - Can Lis collaboration is a dialogue between architecture and nature, taking inspiration from architect Jørn Utzon's family home in Mallorca. The fusion of natural surroundings with design elements reflects Utzon's unique philosophy, permeating every detail of the Erena dinnerware collection.The Erena range pays homage to Mallorca' s Mediterranean heritage and culinary traditions. This unique tableware, with its conical shapes, is inspired by both the appearance of the 'tajine' - a traditional cooking vessel from North Africa - and the triangular forms seen on the Can Lis roof. This unusual tableware is made of stoneware coated with a reactive cream glaze, making each piece absolutely unique.
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