Essential Letter Tray - Natural






Category: Kitchen Down arrow
TO THE LETTER
- Available in Natural and 6 of our fave HNY hues
- Made of handwoven seagrass
- Multipurpose + upwardly mobile
- Keep your desk tidy or transport flatware to the table






Category: Kitchen Down arrow
TO THE LETTER
I needed something to carry silverware to the dining table without making multiple trips, and this seagrass tray does the job perfectly. The handwoven texture adds a nice natural touch that you don’t get with plastic.
This little tray is surprisingly sturdy—I use it to carry silverware to the table and it holds everything without sagging. The natural seagrass adds a nice warm touch to my kitchen counter.
The handwoven seagrass has a nice, sturdy feel that holds my mail without sagging, and it looks great carrying utensils to the table for dinner.
Finally got this for my desk and it’s the perfect size for sorting mail and notes. The handwoven seagrass has a nice, textured look that feels more natural than plastic.
I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy the handwoven seagrass feels — it holds my stacked envelopes without sagging. The natural hue blends nicely with my wooden desk, plus it’s versatile enough to carry silverware when we eat outside.
Picked this up to carry utensils to the dining table and it’s surprisingly sturdy—the seagrass weave holds up better than I expected. The natural color blends nicely with my tableware, and it’s nice to have a dedicated spot for forks and spoons during meals.
Bought this to keep my desk organized and the handwoven seagrass gives it a nice natural texture that stands out on the shelf. It’s just the right size for letters and small office supplies.
I needed a small tray for corralling mail on my desk, and this handwoven seagrass one adds a nice natural texture. It's sturdy enough to hold a stack of letters and a pencil cup without sagging.
The woven seagrass is sturdier than I expected, and it holds my mail perfectly without sagging. Only wish it came in a slightly larger size for my overflowing inbox.