MEMORY STONE

Stelton Memory Stone

The Stelton Denmark Memory Stone is made from porcelain and has a smooth surface, making it easy to write small messages or phone numbers on with the supplied matching pen. Keep it by the phone, in the kitchen or on your desk.

The pen is held in the stone, so it is always on hand and if you need to change the message, simply lift the stone and then use the small supplied cleaning sponge mounted in the non-slip rubber base to erase it.

One of the advantages of the Memory Stone is that it saves paper and it keeps looking great no matter how many times you use it. If the pen runs out it works with an easily available whiteboard marker.

Like the designer Niels Kjeldsen says: "All in all - the most cool memory pad so far."

DIMENSIONS:
57mm High
158mm Wide

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Stelton Memory Stone  
  £27.59
  

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Customer Reviews


  It is working so well...  The Memory Stone is doing, that I never forget anything any more...and the design is a dream in my kitchen...   Diana

  MEMORY STONE  WHAT CAN I SAY ITS FAB AND LOOKS GREAT IN MY KITCHEN   LYNNE

    I use it every day in my kitchen, in that way I never forget anything on my shopping. So good for the daily life.   Jenny Brooks

  Excellent product  Very handy little item which sits in our kitchen reminding us of shopping items to pick up. It looks very good too.   Mystery Shopper

  Memory Stone from Stelton  Some people still think that sustainable design is unattractive. I love it when great design is also better for the environment. My desk loves the Memory Stone. It has such a sleek, organic look and is light years more mature than a flurry of neon Post-its.   Carina Stigborg