Name: Korob Karp Birch Bark Basket
SKU: 289871

Siberian Birch Bark Storage Basket.

Graphic lines and high-contrast textures make the Korob Karp Large Birch Bark Basket an eye-catching addition to any interior. Whether in the bathroom, hall, living room, bedroom, or in the kitchen, this multifunctional Korob Karp Large Birch Bark Basket creates order and an atmospheric environment.

With two stunning colors to select from, choose the blue for a fun, laidback or retro look, or the timeless copper for a truly elevated decorative touch.

Korob is available in three different sizes and therefore suitable for any purpose.

Where it comes from

Designed in Berlin, Germany by Siberian-born designer Anastasiya Koshcheeva.

The birch bark used in these baskets is sourced from the endless Siberian Taiga. The designer allows the birch bark's natural beauty to unravel to the fullest with the help of clear shapes, contrasting details, and playful colors.

How to Use

The largest of the Korob baskets is ideal for all kinds of storage. In the bedroom, it's a great spot to pop your dressing gown and slippers for easy access in the morning, or for keeping cushions and throw rugs when not in use. In the bathroom and laundry, use it for storing and sorting towels and other linens. And in your shared living space, it can be used for electronics, magazines and photo albums, or as a stylish solution for tidying up toys while remaining accessible to little hands.

However, the options are endless, store and display clothes, shoes, wrapping paper and craft items, accessories and much more.

Details

Specifications

Height 35 cm | ø 35 cm
Materials: Birch bark and powder-coated steel.

Connection to Nature

The way your home looks has a direct effect on your emotions and perceptions. Being made of birch bark, a natural occurring element, this basket has an aesthetically pleasing stimuli, encouraging processes of exploration and sense making, which attract and hold a person’s attention effortlessly and to some extent involuntarily. The visual texture of the wood invites human touch. This invitation for further exploration motivates learning and successive sensorial engagement.