Tess Mini Storage Set of 3 646 Furniture Most Modest

Tess Mini Storage Set of 3

By Justin Champaign & Ben Salthouse, for Most Modest

Tess Mini Storage Set of 3

By Justin Champaign & Ben Salthouse, For Most Modest

$192.95

SPEC #: MST1285741 | ID: TESS MINI NEUTRAL SET

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Tess Mini Storage Set of 3

SPEC #: MST1285741

ID: TESS MINI NEUTRAL SET

Designed by Justin Champaign & Ben SalthouseRead Bio

Whether used as a planter set or desk accessory, Tess Mini Storage Set of 3 makes a display of tiny greenery or your best work tools. Inspired by our original full-size planter series, Tess, this miniature set of three vessels was designed to nest together in a configuration only limited by your imagination. Removable rubber bottoms for water resistance and easy cleaning. Designed, molded, and assembled in the USA

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Finish: Earth, Neutral

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Most Modest design studio hails from the tech capital of San Francisco, and it shows in their work. Their passion and knowledge for new technology drives a portfolio of everyday objects infused with high tech features for the 21st century home. Fixtures with USB chargers, cable managers, eco-friendly power pendants, their catalog reshapes the home of the future.

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Justin Champaign is an industrial designer with a BFA in Furniture Design from California College of the arts and has been a design leader in organizations such as Pablo Designs, Coalesse and Metro Furniture. In 2012, Justin established Most Modest to design and develop products that better support our lifestyles and the unique intersection between craft and technology. Justin believes intelligent products should offer a deeper level of engagement and connection with the user, the object and their environment.

Ben Salthouse studied industrial design at Philadelphia University and landed his first real job at Michael Graves's studio. After drinking his fill out of the fountain of Post Modernism he rode his bicycle across the country. 5500 miles later he began teaching at CCA and freelancing around the bay for everyone from engineering consultancies to furniture designers.