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Stylish takes on the RÅSKOG trolley

Tap RÅSKOG into a search engine and it’s quick to see that you love the trolley as much as we do. Here are three stylish takes on the RÅSKOG trolley our interior designer Amanda Rodriguez would love you to try out.

A close-up of RÅSKOG trolley being used as an indoor garden filled with succulents and cactus.
A close-up of RÅSKOG trolley being used as an indoor garden filled with succulents and cactus.

1. When creativity comes calling you’ll want to have your tools alongside you. Amanda  ustomised RÅSKOG with extra hooks for art equipment. Don’t worry about a few paint splatters either, we think it just adds to the character.

2. We’ve long loved trolleys as movable gardening stations, but we like this take with an actual garden in the top shelf. It’s just made with the help of a baking tray to protect the trolley and catch the water.

3. If the sun is shining we’d love to use RÅSKOG as an all inclusive afternoon siesta station. Cool drinks up top, books and magazines below. Not forgetting the sun cream of course.

Made by

Interior designer: Amanda Rodriguez
Photographer: Micke Persson

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