Destination PSP
Coachella Valley Bank Tissue Box Cover by Destination PSP
Coachella Valley Bank Tissue Box Cover by Destination PSP
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A miniature Palm Springs landmark with a useful interior. This tissue-box cover is inspired by E. Stewart Williams' 1961 Coachella Valley Savings & Loan No. 2, known for its inverted concrete arches and floating roofline.
Destination PSP reworks the bank's distinctive form as a printed PVC tissue-box cover, hand assembled in Southern California. It fits most standard low-count rectangular tissue boxes, making a useful desk companion for someone who notices buildings. This little tribute to E. Stewart Williams belongs to FAWNE's Architect Collection.
Why you'll love it
- Inverted arches and a floating roof recall the Coachella Valley bank.
- The cover gives a tissue box a miniature civic-building form.
- Standard low-count rectangular boxes fit inside the printed PVC structure.
Features
- Inspired by the iconic Coachella Valley Savings & Loan No. 2 building
- Designed after the 1961 landmark by architect E. Stewart Williams
- Featured in the New York Times T Magazine 2023 Holiday Gift Guide
- Original design by Destination PSP
- Hand assembled in Southern California
- Durable printed PVC construction
- Fits most standard low-count rectangular tissue boxes
Specifications
Dimensions: 15.6 × 29.2 × 11.1 cm
(6⅛ × 11½ × 4⅜")
Material: Printed PVC board
Designed in: Palm Springs, California
Hand assembled in: Southern California
Give the tissue box a little civic grandeur.
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Product FAQs
Product FAQs
Which tissue boxes does it fit?
Most standard low-count rectangular tissue boxes. Check your box against the listed cover dimensions.
What are the dimensions?
15.6 × 29.2 × 11.1 cm.
What is the cover made from?
Printed PVC, hand assembled in Southern California.
Which building inspired this cover?
The Coachella Valley Savings & Loan No. 2 building, designed by E. Stewart Williams in 1961, with its inverted concrete arches and floating roofline.
Who designed the tissue box version?
Destination PSP designed it in Palm Springs, with hand assembly in Southern California.
Where would it suit in the home?
An office desk, coffee table or bookshelf gives the miniature bank a place in view while keeping tissues nearby.
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