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Woodland & Ash Mongolian Lamb Tissue Box Cover
Woodland & Ash reconsiders the everyday tissue box through texture, movement, and material.
Wrapped in genuine Mongolian lamb, the cover blends tones of ash, taupe, warm brown, and soft cream. The layered color gives it depth without overpowering the room, allowing it to work just as naturally in quiet, tonal spaces as it does in more collected interiors.
Long, irregular curls bring softness and movement against harder materials like stone, plaster, wood, and metal. It is a small detail, but one that changes how an otherwise ordinary object feels in the room.
Each hide has its own natural variation in color, curl, and texture, so no two covers are exactly alike. The result is functional, tactile, and deliberately consider.
Details
Wrapped in genuine Mongolian lamb in layered tones of ash, taupe, warm brown, and soft cream.
Fits standard cube tissue boxes.
Approximately 12"+ wide; dimensions vary slightly from piece to piece.
One of a kind.
Designed by Amber Renee Hansen.
Woodland & Ash reconsiders the everyday tissue box through texture, movement, and material.
Wrapped in genuine Mongolian lamb, the cover blends tones of ash, taupe, warm brown, and soft cream. The layered color gives it depth without overpowering the room, allowing it to work just as naturally in quiet, tonal spaces as it does in more collected interiors.
Long, irregular curls bring softness and movement against harder materials like stone, plaster, wood, and metal. It is a small detail, but one that changes how an otherwise ordinary object feels in the room.
Each hide has its own natural variation in color, curl, and texture, so no two covers are exactly alike. The result is functional, tactile, and deliberately consider.
Details
Wrapped in genuine Mongolian lamb in layered tones of ash, taupe, warm brown, and soft cream.
Fits standard cube tissue boxes.
Approximately 12"+ wide; dimensions vary slightly from piece to piece.
One of a kind.
Designed by Amber Renee Hansen.

