Petrolicious And Porsche Wheel Design Drink Coasters Have Been Added To The Shop
You can find information on sizing, ordering, and pricing for the Petrolicious coasters here, and the Porsche wheel coasters here
Our Porsche-loving pals over at Car Bone have been celebrating the Stuttgart marque through artwork in a number of different mediums, and their latest project mixes hallmarks of Porsche design with a little bit of domestic utility. Their felt drink coasters feature 21 well-known Porsche wheel designs, from early 911 steelies to the Turbo twists. We’re also happy to offer our own coaster design—the perfect supporting act to a cup of coffee and one of our Tuesday films.
Petrolicious Motto Coaster [LINK]
If you’ve got a well stocked coffee table with books and other collectibles that you prefer to keep free from stains and water rings, our sturdy felt coasters are perfect for keeping the table tidy when drinks are in the mix, and for maintaining a appealing aesthetic when not in use. Thick-cut but pliable red felt surrounds our motto in the negative inner space, and though that does include the word “Drive,” we’d focus on the “Tastefully” part whenever alcohol’s part of the equation.
Porsche Wheel Coasters [LINK]
From five and four-lug Fuchs to the iconic BBS RS, these packs of felt coasters feature multiple Porsche and aftermarket wheel designs to mix and match to your preference. Each come in a pack of four examples of the same design, and there are 21 designs to choose from. Speedlines, phone dials, cookie cutters, Turbo twists, and more span decades of Porsche road and race car history—RUF five-spokes for CTRs 1 through 3 are also included in the selection as quasi-Porsche complements to the rest of the group. Whatever era or type of vintage Porsche you’re into (and there are even some lobster claws for the 997 fans), this group gives you options. These are perfect for putting a little bit of automotive action in your daily life without making it blatant.
You can find information on sizing, ordering, and pricing for the Petrolicious coasters here, and the Porsche wheel coasters here
