Choose the size that suits your space and use

Exact Details and Fit

Dimensions and function for your setting

Product Exact Size and Use

Brand
Dreese Fine Art
Options
Size: 4"x4" Coaster, 6"x6" Trivet, Magnet
Variants
4"x4" Coaster, 6"x6" Trivet, Magnet

What arrives

One Coaster/ Trivet/ Magnet: A Path Down to the Lake art piece in the selected option.

Where it works best

Display and Function Compatibility

Plan the location first, check dimensions, then install or display Coaster/ Trivet/ Magnet: A Path Down to the Lake according to the listed hanging, framing, or placement details.

Use as drink coasters, trivets for hot pots or plants, or kitchen magnets

Best where the listed size, color, material, and installation method work with the wall, shelf, or display area.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

Delivery and returns

Shipping and Returns Details

Shipping

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Most partner-brand orders ship in 1-5 business days when inventory is available, but timing can vary by supplier, destination, item type, and carrier. Multi-brand orders may arrive in separate packages.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society first and we will coordinate directly with the brand. Change-of-mind returns are reviewed according to the supplier's return policy and item condition.
Coaster and trivet from Dreese Fine Art featuring bright lake-inspired artwork

A quiet coast, held in your hand

A Path Down to the Lake brings a blue horizon to the table—sail, sky, and sandy trail rendered in painterly strokes.

At the water’s edge

A pause before the shoreline

Art you set your glass on

Water rings and clatter can pull focus from the conversation. The cork-backed A Path Down to the Lake coaster steadies a glass and spares the table from scratches. For larger moments, the matching trivet welcomes a hot pot or a planter without fuss.

Calm, with color

Small rituals shape a room. Setting a cup on this lakeside scene turns a surface into a place—bright blues, soft sand, and the suggestion of breeze. It’s a simple way to lend warmth to a desk, kitchen counter, or coffee table while keeping them cared for.

For homes that host

Someone who notices the coaster as much as the coffee, and wants everyday pieces with artwork at their center.

Everyday placement

Keep one by the sofa for evening drinks, and another in the kitchen as a small trivet or spoon rest.
  • Wall display
  • Statement rooms
  • Giftable art
  • Collected interiors
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About the Artist

Christi Dreese and Dreese Fine Art

Christi Dreese is a Michigan lakeshore artist who turns coastal light and natural motifs into original oil paintings, giclée prints, and artist-designed home goods. Her work centers on color, calm, and joy with a practical focus: she partners with healthcare systems, art consultants, and interior designers to create cohesive, uplifting collections for hospitals, wellness centers, and residential projects. Whether an original painting or a standard-size print, each piece is meant to shift how a space feels—brightening waiting rooms, patient rooms, medical facilities, and homes without overwhelming them. Choose Dreese Fine Art when you want approachable, art-led pieces that change a room’s mood through thoughtful palette, scale, and subject.
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Customer Questions

FAQs

What are the available sizes?
The coaster measures 4"x4", the trivet is 6"x6", and the ceramic tile magnet is 1 3/4"x1 3/4".
Does the coaster protect furniture from slipping or scratches?
Yes, it has a cork back that helps prevent slipping and protects surfaces from scratches.
Can the trivet handle hot cookware?
It’s designed for placing a hot pot on counters or tables, and can also be used as a spoon rest or under a planter.
How do I clean it?
The trivet is easy to wipe clean; the coaster and magnet can be wiped gently as well.
What is on the front image?
It features Christi’s original painting, A Path Down to the Lake, with a sandy trail, blue water, and a distant sail.