The color orange is versatile.
„Orange is red brought closer to humanity by yellow“, stated Kandinsky, 
when he described the suspended state of this color. 
It defines both the beginning and the end.
With the sunrise begins the new day and autumn defines with the 
orange colored leaves the end of summer. 
 
Details:
The furniture knob Nail polish Cube orange 
has a size of: approx. Height: 60 mm Width: 35 mm Depth: 30 mm
The special highlight of this furniture knob is the metallic luminous finish.
For the material we rely on bioplastic, also called PLA, which is made from renewable raw materials.
You can find more details in our FAQ's on PLA. 
 
Our nail polish furniture knobs are designed by us, manufactured and hand-painted with great attention to detail.
With a few simple steps, the "nail polish" can be easily attached to any cabinet door or drawer with an included M4 furniture screw.
 
Benefit:
Just as versatile as the color, is also the use of this extraordinary furniture knob in nail polish design.
With the furniture knob Nail polish Cube orange you set specific and effective accents on your furniture, which provide a special eye-catcher.
These furniture knobs by Living-Space-Art can be combined with many furnishing styles and look modern, fancy and individual.
Become a trendsetter in the field of furniture embellishment with the furniture knob Nail polish Cube orange and help your cupboards, drawers or chests of drawers to a creative furniture manicure.
 
And some more interesting info:
Already in the 70s, the color orange had its peak.
Orange conquered the living, design and also fashion world in no time.
Often in combination with brown and yellow shades.
In the next few years it became somewhat quiet around this versatile color.
In the 90s, techno fans brought the color out of obscurity, by combining the bright high-visibility vests with other creative household items.
 
The association of this color is versatile.
It represents vitality, freshness and warmth.
But orange is also often used as a signal color. This is easy to explain, because the color is perceived by the human eye even in low light.