Letterpress Coasters
- Designed by: Matt Singer
- Price: $24.00 set of six: two red, two blue, two green
- Colors: red, blue, green
- More Info: mattsinger.net
We have seen hostesses go white when guests put wet glasses straight down on the coffee table. Now, whether or not water stains on varnished wood strike fear in your heart, laying a few of these letterpress palms around the house would no doubt encourage folks to follow the instructions carefully: "PUT IT THERE PAL."
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These are the ugliest letterpress coasters I have ever seen. Actually, they are the only ones I've seen that ARE ugly; and I have looked at a lot of letterpress coasters. Try harder.
What? Really? I don't think these are ugly at all. They seem very sweet.
These are very interesting coasters; there is no doubt as to their function, they are funny and dare I say it, whimsical. What they are NOT is ugly.
I don't think these are ugly at all. They seem very sweet.
Hey, sorry for another comment about these coasters not being ugly, but...their not. They have a cute charm to them and may fit other people's style
These have a very cute charm about them...I wouldn't call them ugly
These are gorgeous, fun, out of the ordinary, lighthearted, funky, kitch. Matt Singer rocks.
Fun, functional, light-hearted, unusual, kitch, enticing, interesting, cool. Matt Singer absolutely rocks.
LOVE these! Very fun and whimsical........I'd like to see other colors though!
How about funky.
beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i vote ugly as well.
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