Instomi Ring Door Stop
Introducing the stunning Instomi Ring Door Stop, the perfect blend of functionality and natural beauty. Handcrafted in South Africa, this door stop is made from sustainably sourced wood, inspired by the rich and diverse landscapes of our beautiful country. The unique ring design adds a touch of elegance to any room, while the sturdy construction ensures that your doors stay secure and in place. This nature-inspired door stop is a stylish and practical addition to your home, serving as a reminder of the breathtaking landscapes and natural beauty of South Africa. Elevate your space with the Instomi Ring Door Stop, an exquisite piece that brings a touch of the outdoors inside.
Meaning stories in isiXhosa, Instomi tells the story of the oak tree from which it is made, with the oak tree's pith central to the design's architectural silhouette. With the tree's core playing a central role in the design's architectural form. The visible end grain in the wood enables us to determine the tree's age and understand the environment in which it thrived.Introducing the stunning Instomi Ring Door Stop, a perfect fusion of functionality and natural beauty. Handcrafted in South Africa, this door stop is made from sustainably sourced wood, inspired by the rich and diverse landscapes of our beautiful country. The unique ring design adds an elegant touch to any room, while the sturdy construction ensures that your doors stay secure and in place. This nature-inspired door stop is a stylish and practical addition to your home, serving as a reminder of the breathtaking landscapes and natural beauty of South Africa. Elevate your space with the Instomi Ring Door Stop, an exquisite piece that brings a touch of the outdoors inside.
Meaning "stories" in isiXhosa, Instomi tells the story of the oak tree from which it is made, with the oak tree's pith central to the design's architectural silhouette. The visible end grain in the wood enables us to determine the tree's age and understand the environment in which it thrived.
