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Bent Ply and Bamboo Serving Trays

by Justin Thomas, Virginia on 11.14.05
Design & Architecture (kitchen)

2356__dp.jpgThe green serving tray seen here is from Urbana Design and is made of molded poplar with plywood feet. It's priced at $150. Compared to plastic or metal, wood is a far less energy intensive material to use in manufacturing of products like serving trays. It lends the piece an unique character too. Even better is the hand-made bamboo tray made of circular coils, available for $28 from Thousand Villages.

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What a terrible design for carrying oranges (as shown). They would roll right off the edges.

jump to top Polly says:

I've seen similar trays in a lot of shops & wondered -> then I read this week that native old-growth forests get chopped down, chipped, shipped overseas & then made into plywood & paper.

:(

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