Natural cork desk mat 4x400x500mm PESSOA
ACS002-160
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Not everyone likes colourful placemats, patterns and accessories that end up dominating the whole table. Over time, it's easy to build up quite a collection of decorations and still feel like you're missing something. Bacon is a round placemat made from natural cork that goes beautifully with ceramics, glass and wood. No prints, unnecessary decorations or fuss.
Natural Cork
Round Shape
Protects Your Table
For Ceramics and Glass
Aesthetic Design
For Everyday Meals
Bacon is a generously sized, round placemat made from natural cork.
You'll find it useful if:
Bacon has a diameter of 38 cm and weighs approximately 105 g.
The round shape complements the shape of a plate, making the whole table setting look more balanced. Compared with a rectangular placemat, it creates a softer, more gentle visual effect – without dividing the table into distinct sections or introducing too many straight lines.
You don't always need a tablecloth, table runner or decorations. Sometimes, all it takes is a natural-looking placemat, some simple crockery and a few things you actually use during a meal. And that's really all you need!

Bacon is a great choice for anyone who pays attention to how their table looks during everyday meals. Its round shape creates a simple, understated backdrop for your plate, making the whole table setting look more balanced. It works just as well for a quick breakfast or lunch at home as it does for a weekend brunch, dinner for two, a family meal or a table set for guests.
Natural cork looks particularly good with simple tableware – white ceramics, glass and wooden accessories. Rather than dominating the table, it brings everything together and adds a touch of warmth.
Cork comes from Portugal, where harvesting it has a long tradition. The bark is removed from cork oak trees by hand and without cutting down the trees, and naturally begins to grow back after harvesting. There's a great deal of knowledge and experience behind this process. Harvesting cork bark isn't simply a matter of working with trees – it takes patience, precision and a good understanding of cork oaks.
In Portugal, this craft has been passed down through generations, and over the years, an entire culture has developed around working with cork. That's how a material that begins its journey in a Portuguese cork oak forest eventually finds its way into everyday life – even onto your table as a simple cork placemat.