Collection
Open Shelves
Stoneware, wood, and glass that earn their place on a kitchen shelf by being used.
12 pieces
Stoneware Utensil Crock
A heavy white crock for the spoons you actually reach for.
Olive Wood Cooking Spoons
Five hand-finished olive wood tools. The grain is the decoration.
End-Grain Walnut Board
A thick end-grain walnut block. It lives on the counter, not in a cabinet.
Glass Olive Oil Cruet
A plain glass cruet with a pour spout. Decant the good oil and keep the tin away.
Slubbed Cotton Tea Towels
Natural cotton towels with a loose, linen-like slub. They get softer every wash.
Stoneware Mixing Bowls, Set of 4
Four nesting ivory bowls with an embossed rim. Out on the shelf, not hidden.
Brass Hook Rack
A row of antique brass hooks on one rail. Aprons, towels, and the market bag.
Stoneware Pitcher
A white reactive-glaze pitcher. Water, milk, or a fistful of wheat.
Acacia Bread Board
A long acacia paddle board with a handle. Bread, cheese, or the morning toast.
Fall EditDried Wheat Bundle
A hundred stems of natural dried wheat. Tie it, stand it, or scatter it.
Marble Pastry Board
A sixteen-by-twenty slab of white marble. Pie dough, cheese, or the center of the island.
Wood Cake Stand
A twelve-inch wood pedestal. Cake on Sunday, pumpkins the rest of the week.
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13 piecesThe Fall Edit
Oak stems, velvet pumpkins, and candlelight. The handful of pieces I bring out in September and put away after Thanksgiving.
26 piecesEveryday Neutrals
Stoneware, linen, brass, and wood. The pieces that stay out all year and never argue with the season.
16 piecesThe Gathering Table
Iron tapers, a long dough bowl, and a rug big enough for every chair. Set it once and let the meals change.
6 piecesThe Spring Edit
Blossom branches, white tulips, and clay pots. What comes out of the closet the week the oaks leaf out.
12 piecesThe Winter Edit
Cedar, brass, and candlelight. The pieces that make December slow down.
14 piecesPorch and Garden
Lanterns, baskets, and a rug that hoses clean. Everything that lives outside the front door.
9 piecesThe Linen Bedroom
Washed linen, a carafe by the bed, and a sheepskin for the morning. The room nobody photographs and everybody notices.