NOTE: You will receive the original solid oak Nofred table. This is the first version of the Nofred mouse table before it later became oak veneer. Mouse Table in Oak Kids Furniture by Nofred. Nofred Mouse Table in 100 % untreated oak is a beautiful Scandinavian design with a fun twist. Can be used in both the kidsroom and in the living room where it functions as a lovely addition to the decor with its natural design in combination with great craftsmanship. Pair up with the matching Mouse Chair for a stylish furniture set. A child’s world is a curious place—one we should help grow with inviting and creative forms. Shaped in cooperation with Danish cabinetmakers, Nofred’s Mouse Table is thoughtfully created to inspire play and learning, while melding naturally into daily life. Sustainably crafted in Europe with 100% natural untreated oak, the robust table is a cheerful piece of furniture that’ll blend favourably among the wonders of your little one’s world. Product Details:Measurements: Height 43,5 cm, width 60 cm and depth 46 cm. The table top is 2 cm thick.Material: 100% natural, untreated oak.Care: Hand wash in mild soap only. Don’t use products containing ammoniac.Recommended Age: 1,5 year +Manufactured in EU. In this series you’ll also find the matching Mouse Chair in Oak, White, Black, Rosa and Green. The Mouse Table is also available in White. Note: For a shipping quote of the NoFred Mouse Table outside the EU please send us an email: [email protected] before placing an order. See also our full range of NoFred products. Nofred is a danish design studio known for its modern, stylish and high quality range of kids furniture with a worldly outlook and a humble intake. It is brought to you by two passionate travellers with a desire to make the view from your front room a little wider and your life at home more spacious. Inspired by the stuff of souvenirs, snapshots and unfamiliar scenes, Nofred's ideas are born out of fleeting moments and yet their products are designed to live with you and your family long term.
