Zelouf & Bell, "Temple, " Serving Tray, Ireland, 2018

This charming serving tray Kiku, is covered in a bright arrangement of vivid, playful flowers. It is an incredible work of art, an example of the craftsmanship for which the Irish furniture makers Zelouf + Bell have come to be known. At Zelouf & Bell, we prescribe color as an antidote to dark days, offset neutrals with a vivid tray or an occasional table from our limited edition Kiku Variation series, inspired by vintage kimono fabric.

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