Designer Pinboards are crafted from Forbo Bulletin Board, offering a multitude of applications.
June 3rd, 2015
The pinboards, designed by Kathy Joyce, have self healing properties that allow for excellent pinhole recovery.
Available in any configuration and combination, the decorative pin boards double as a functional organisational tool and charming finish to walls and furniture.
The hexagonal design of the boards allow for countless combinations to create unique patterns for artistic effects.
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