Wooden Tissue Box in Walnut Finish, Curved Shape, for Living Room and Office

The printed box is in the middle of the living room

A pack of tissues with an advertising print lies on the side table because they are needed - and they are the first thing you see. This cover, in a warm walnut tone, sits over it: two curved plates that spread apart at the edges, so that the cover floats slightly above the surface.

What distinguishes the cover from a closed box

• Open design without a bottom: The pack is slid in from below and remains in its original wrapper. No transferring loose tissues, no opening, no adding individual layers.
• Wavy top and bottom plate: The two levels diverge at the edges, forming a visible gap. This makes the cover appear like an object, not a container.
• Central retrieval slot: The next tissue is brought up when pulled out and is ready - without having to reach into the pack with your fingers.
• Warm walnut tone: The dark wood color stands out against light tables and books, instead of disappearing on a white shelf.
• Material's own weight: The cover stays in place when pulled out, instead of moving with the tissue, as lightweight plastic boxes do.
• Smoothly sanded edges: No burrs at the opening that would tear the paper when pulled out.

Suitable for coffee tables and sideboards in the living room, for nightstands, for desks in the home office, for meeting rooms and reception areas, and for guest rooms where everything is visibly placed.

Does every pack fit underneath?

The cover is designed for flat standard packs with a rectangular base, as are common in Germany, the UK, and the USA. Tall cube boxes and XXL packs do not fit underneath. If in doubt, measure your usual pack before ordering. For care, dust dry or wipe with a slightly damp cloth and immediately dry again - standing moisture causes wood to swell and leaves marks. Do not use abrasive cleaners or furniture polish with silicone. If the surface becomes dull after a long time, refresh with a drop of furniture oil.

Afterwards, there will be no advertising pack on the coffee table, but something that belongs there.