The Target Trivet by Gareth Neal for Case Furniture is a versatile and elegant addition to any kitchen or dining space. Crafted from solid beech wood using precise digital manufacturing…

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The Target Trivet by Gareth Neal for Case Furniture is a versatile and elegant addition to any kitchen or dining space. Crafted from solid beech wood using precise digital manufacturing techniques, this trivet features a pure geometric design that is as functional as it is stylish. Its durable construction makes it ideal for use as a chopping board, serving tray, or a protective surface for hot dishes. A perfect blend of practicality and aesthetic appeal, the Target Trivet also makes an excellent gift for housewarmings or dinner hosts. To preserve its beauty, treat it with food-safe oil before first use and clean gently with a damp cloth. Avoid soaking or using dishwashers to prevent damage. Over time, you can refresh its appearance with light sanding and re-oiling. Designed for long-lasting use and timeless style, the Target Trivet is a must-have for modern kitchens.

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Gareth Neal

Gareth Neal is a London-based designer and maker whose work bridges the gap between traditional craft and modern innovation. Known for his thoughtful approach to materials and processes, Neal blends indigenous techniques with contemporary tools to create furniture and objects that tell rich, contextual stories. His fascination with historical craftsmanship and sustainability underpins his practice, as seen in his carbon-negative challenge, where ...

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