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New Zealand designer David Trubridge...The coral pendant above is one of many designs in his collection.


Kina is Maori for sea urchin.
Plywood is the least wasteful form of conversion timber.
Oil finishes are organic, non-toxic natural oils with no harmful solvents.

All waste from the factory is sent to separate recycling facilities.
The Trubridge designs come in a variety of finishes. The light ply looks amazing teamed with white, neutrals and blonde timber furniture or joinery.
The pendants cast a subtle pattern on ceilings and walls at night.
David Trubridge pendants are available through ecoco.
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