Rainbow Trivet
- Made by: Normann Copenhagen
- Price: $30.00
- More Info: shop.normann-copenhagen.com
Designed by Ding3000, the Rainbow trivet is an exercise in space-saving design. It neatly folds up into its namesake shape to help keep drawers tidy and opens up to become the perfect perch for pots or pans. The trivet comes is shades of grey, blue, and purple, though we're quite fond of the emerald green version.
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