Raw yet refined; our current favorite kitchen implements from a new wave of woodworkers. (N.B. Their work sells out fast, so in some cases you’ll need to get on a waiting list.)
Above: We’re admiring the footed Small Maple Bowl from Victoria, BC-based woodworker Elise McLauchlan; CAD $60. Above: From Kingston, NY-based Blackcreek Mercantile, exclusively at March in SF, the White Oak Tray is ideal for serving drinks, charcuterie, or for holding mail and keys; $900. Above: From Rhinebeck, NY-based Sawkille (a Remodelista favorite), the Round Cutting Board with Small Bowl is $235 and is available in walnut or oak, with an ebonized or natural finish. Above: A new discovery from the UK (thanks to our correspondent Kendra Wilson): the work of Flavell Trading in Rutland, in the East Midlands. Among their offerings; the Egg Trug in blackened oak (£49) and the hand-turned Solvig Candlestick in blackened oak (£39). Above: The Blonde Chunky Sycamore Scoop from celebrated UK woodworker Luke Hope is £150. Above: The Medium Walnut Cutting Board from upstate NY-based Brian Persico is $125. Above: Usable sculpture: The Large Rolling Pin from Blackcreek Mercantile is available in blonde or ebonized wood; $230 from Blue Hill Market. Above: Azmaya Pentagon Chopsticks are handmade by Japanese artisans using local materials, the Azmaya Pentagon Chopsticks fuse tradition and modernity. Above: The finely detailed, solid maple Honey Board from Brooklyn-based artisan Allison Samuels of Two Tree Studios is $84. Above: Made in Slovenia by Matija Rižner, the Wooden Salad Server from Permanent Collection is made from sustainably harvested pear wood; $100 for a single spoon and $200 for a pair.
![Swipe right for a tour: the home of Danish couple Johanne Landbo(@johannelandbo ) and Lukas Filip (@__lukasfernandes ) of @femte.til.venstre .
Located in Copenhagen, “The house was very basic and quite minimalistic,” says Johanne. “The floors are the old wooden floors from 1927; [there was a] newly renovated bathroom with beautiful Jura Grau marble tiles, which was just how we like it. All rooms plain, painted white, so it was quite easy for us to make it our own and give it a touch of us. It was in great condition, actually; not much to fix except for the fun aesthetic things.”](https://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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