• A4 risograph print titled Towel by Dutch studio VrijFormaat. Features a red and blue checkered dish towel illustrated in bold, minimalist style. Part of the “Extra Ordinary” series, printed on 160g Biotop paper using soy-based risography ink. Ideal for lovers of design, pattern, and printmaking.
  • A4 risograph print titled Towel by Dutch studio VrijFormaat. Features a red and blue checkered dish towel illustrated in bold, minimalist style. Part of the “Extra Ordinary” series, printed on 160g Biotop paper using soy-based risography ink. Ideal for lovers of design, pattern, and printmaking.
  • A4 risograph print titled Towel by Dutch studio VrijFormaat. Features a red and blue checkered dish towel illustrated in bold, minimalist style. Part of the “Extra Ordinary” series, printed on 160g Biotop paper using soy-based risography ink. Ideal for lovers of design, pattern, and printmaking.
  • A4 risograph print titled Towel by Dutch studio VrijFormaat. Features a red and blue checkered dish towel illustrated in bold, minimalist style. Part of the “Extra Ordinary” series, printed on 160g Biotop paper using soy-based risography ink. Ideal for lovers of design, pattern, and printmaking.
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VrijFormaat

Towel

Towel

€22,50 EUR
€22,50 EUR
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Description

Minimalism meets warmth in this ode to the ordinary. A bright, clever print that adds a touch of modern design to any interior with a sense of humor

Specifications

  • Title: Towel
  • Artist: VrijFormaat
  • Size: 21 x 29.7 cm (A4)
  • Paper: 160g Biotop
  • Print Type: Risograph print (2-color, red and blue)
  • Packaging: Protective plastic sleeve with cardboard backing
  • Origin: Made in the Netherlands
  • Frame: Not included
  • Style: Minimalist, graphic, conceptual

Illustrator info

VrijFormaat is a Dutch design duo formed by Joke and Esther. Their series Extra Ordinary celebrates the overlooked beauty of everyday items using the vibrant, imperfect charm of risography — turning the mundane into visual poetry.

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