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Géo board - planche #2 | Serving Board in Serveware by Nadine Hajjar Studio. Item made of walnut works with minimalism & contemporary style
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Géo board - planche #2 | Serving Board in Serveware by Nadine Hajjar Studio. Item made of walnut works with minimalism & contemporary style
Géo board - planche #2 | Serving Board in Serveware by Nadine Hajjar Studio. Item made of walnut works with minimalism & contemporary style
Géo board - planche #2 | Serving Board in Serveware by Nadine Hajjar Studio. Item made of walnut works with minimalism & contemporary style
Géo board - planche #2 | Serving Board in Serveware by Nadine Hajjar Studio. Item made of walnut works with minimalism & contemporary style

Created and Sold by Nadine Hajjar Studio

Nadine Hajjar Studio

Géo board - planche #2 - Serveware

Price from $131 to $160

Creation: 1-2 weeks
Shipping: 5-6 days
Estimated Arrival: December 4, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Locally Sourced

DimensionsWeight
12H x 20W x 3D in
30.48H x 50.8W x 7.62D cm
2.72 kg
6 lb

. Géo is a serving plate and cutting board for the kitchen as well as a tray for decorating your living and dining room. Every plate is different in shape. 3 sizes are offered.

. Walnut

. S-P: 45cm x 15cm x 1.5cm

. M: 52.5cm x 22,5cm x 1.5cm

. L-G</span>: 65cm x 30cm x 1.5cm

. Clean with a soapy rag, rinse and dry immediately with dry rag. Do not put in dishwasher.

Item Géo board - planche #2
As seen in Creator's Studio, Sainte-Julie, Canada
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2023
I shape wood into useful objects meant to inspire your everyday. My organic esthetics add softness to any space.

Imagine. Design. Create.

Imagination is not given, nor is it acquired. It is experienced.
Mine is deeply rooted in my childhood in Beirut and was broadened throughout my adventures abroad.

I started my career as an interior architect, only to realize that I had a natural affinity to objects–their shape, texture and function. I followed my instincts to Milan where I specialized in furniture and industrial design,
a discipline that satisfied my urge to create, but also to produce.

I also realized that wood was my favorite canvas. It is through my interaction with this noble and generous material, and through shaping objects I once imagined into life, that I felt complete as a designer.

Every object I create tells a story, be it through its design, purpose or simply its interaction with light. I infuse my creations with lyricism and humor making them useful story books one can read in any direction through organic, clean and mostly gentle lines.