Oku Tissue Box
The large Oku Tissue Box in contemporary black brings a minimal, modern look and feel to any room.
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26x13.5x11.5cmh
FSC Certified Oak Veneer
Care Instructions:
Wipe clean using warm damp cloth. Avoid leaving water sitting on the surface as this can damage the product. Avoid the use of scouring pads, scouring cream or cleaning products containing alcohol as they may cause damage.
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