HAY Colour Crate, Medium, Red, folding recycled plastic storage crate, angled packshot on a plain white background
HAY Colour Crate, Medium, Red, recycled plastic storage crate, holding potted herbs wrapped in kraft paper on a concrete floor
HAY Colour Crate, Medium, Red, recycled plastic storage crates, folded and stacked in blue, red, pink and cream by a window
HAY

Colour Crate, Medium, Red

HAY's Colour Crate is a series of handy, adaptable storage boxes with a perforated design. Made from 100% recycled post-consumer plastic, these stackable crates come in cubes, squares, and rectangles in a wide variety of colours and sizes. They can be supplemented with lids and wheels, and placed inside each other in multiple configurations, making them ideal for storage, display, and even innovative furniture items. Their multifunctionality, combined with their ability to be folded flat when not in use, makes them a versatile and space-saving storage solution.

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Details

10.4"W x 13.6"D x 5.5"H
Materials
100% recycled post-consumer plastic (PP)
Notes
Stacks, nests and folds flat when not in use.

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.

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HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.