TART By Taylor

This Must Be The Place Tray

$68
$68
We heard this must be the place for gathering, parties, fun, and lots and lots of disco balls!  Our The...
Product description
We heard this must be the place for gathering, parties, fun, and lots and lots of disco balls!  Our The Place design encompasses that perfectly!  Photographed by Natalie Tijerina, this tray is the perfect accent to your living room or bedroom.  Use as a serving tray, to liven up your coffee table, or just as a beautiful piece of art. We know you'll find the perfect place for it! 
  • Size: 6.5’’ L x 9.5’’ W x 1.5’’ H
  • Made of acrylic
  • Handmade with love in Dallas, Texas
  • Use a soft damp cloth to clean and keep inside.
Shipping & Returns

SHIPPING

3-5 business days with standard shipping. If you need your order expedited, please contact us directly so that arrangements can be made. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout. Please contact us at info@shoppell1990.com if you have any questions.

LOCAL PICKUP

Local pickup is available by during store hours.

RETURNS

IN-STORE return policy : 7 days store credit only | must have receipt | item(s) must be in perfect condition with tags attached.

ONLINE return policy : 14 days store credit only. To request a store credit please email info@shoppell1990.com. Once we review your request, we will email you your return label for the item to be sent back. Once we receive the item we will issue you your store credit via e-gift card. 

SALE ITEMS : All sale items are final sale.

Payment

PAYMENT: We accept all credits card, as well as ShopPay.

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"Get a Clue! New high end women's boutique is now open in The Woodland. Outfitted as a wink to the '90s."

— JULIA DAVILA, HOUSTON CITYBOOK

"Get a Clue! New high end women's boutique is now open in The Woodland. Outfitted as a wink to the '90s."

— JULIA DAVILA, HOUSTON CITYBOOK

"Get a Clue! New high end women's boutique is now open in The Woodland. Outfitted as a wink to the '90s."

— JULIA DAVILA, HOUSTON CITYBOOK