Tableware & Serveware
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Italian Olivewood Box Cheese Grater
Forget fancy gadgets - sometimes the best kitchen tools are the ones that actually work and happen to look gorgeous doing it. This Italian olive wood cheese grater is proof that you don't need much to impress people at dinner. The sharp metal grate handles hard cheeses like parmesan, Romano, and asiago with ease, while the wooden box catches every precious shred and keeps your countertop from looking like a cheese crime scene. Handcrafted in Umbria using techniques that have survived centuries, each piece carries the kind of character you can't manufacture. A little olive oil now and then keeps the wood happy, and suddenly you're not just grating cheese - you're participating in Italian tradition. It's the kind of thing that makes you feel slightly more sophisticated than you probably are.
Special Edition Moon Knife Set
Imagine, if you will, a pair of knives that have traveled further than most people's vacation photos. Hand-forged by blacksmiths in a remote Thai village - people who've been perfecting their craft since before we invented the internet - these blades arrived at your kitchen with centuries of culinary tradition tucked into their handles. The cleaver, all eleven inches of it, is a heavy-duty marvel of carbon steel that arrives sharp enough to make you question your previous knife choices. The French-style blade, slightly more refined at ten and three-quarters inches, handles everything from delicate herb work to ambitious meat preparation with the kind of confidence you wish you had at dinner parties. Both knives feature full tang construction, meaning they're essentially indestructible in the hands of someone who respects them (hand wash only - they're temperamental that way, like most things worth having). This special edition won't linger long, which is either thrilling or anxiety-inducing, depending on your relationship with limited-time offers.
Walking Egg Tray - Handmade/Table Decoration
These delightful wooden trays arrive with actual chicken or goose feet - well, convincingly carved ones - and they're made from beechwood that's been sanded to a butter-smooth finish. Available in two sizes, they're the sort of thing you'd display proudly on a shelf, then nervously relocate when your mother-in-law visits. Serve cheese, corral your loose change, or simply enjoy the absurdist humor of having poultry appendages in your living room. Each one is handmade by artisans who clearly have a sense of whimsy, which means no two are exactly alike. It's the kind of purchase that makes you feel both sophisticated and slightly ridiculous - the best kind.
Essential Kitchen Bottles
These versatile glass bottles strike that rare balance between looking like they belong in a design magazine and actually doing something useful in your kitchen. Available in three convenient sizes, they're equally at home dispensing homemade vinaigrettes, infused oils, or whatever craft cocktail situation you've gotten yourself into. The borosilicate glass handles heat without flinching, so positioning them near your stove won't result in a kitchen disaster. Dishwasher safe, because who has time for hand-washing when there's cooking - and eating - to be done. Simple, practical, and somehow they make even the most ordinary ingredients feel like you're operating a Michelin-starred establishment.
Essential Footed Bowl - Olive
Introducing the Essential Footed Bowl in Olive - a trio of gleaming vessels that refuse to apologize for their usefulness. Crafted from powder-coated stainless steel, these bowls arrive ready for whatever you throw at them: fruit arrangements, fresh flowers, or simply existing as the most dependable decorative objects in your home. Available in seven sophisticated HNY colorways, this set of three offers varying sizes for maximum flexibility. The PVD coating ensures they'll outlast your interest in most other things. Maintenance is refreshingly simple - a damp cloth and you're done. Because sometimes the best design is the kind that actually works.
Essential Footed Bowl - Mustard
Introducing the Essential Footed Bowl in Mustard - a trio of gleaming vessels that arrive ready to charm. Crafted from powder-coated stainless steel, these bowls possess the kind of durability that makes you feel like you've made a genuinely smart purchase. Stack them with fruit, fill them with flowers, or simply let them sit around looking purposeful. The set includes three graduated sizes, each finished in that particular shade of mustard that somehow makes everything nearby seem more intentional. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and watch them maintain their luster for years to come. Available in seven other HNY colors if mustard doesn't quite capture your mood.
Essential Footed Bowl - Brass
Introducing the Essential Footed Bowl in Brass - a trio of gleaming vessels that somehow make fruit look intentional and flowers seem like they've always belonged there. Crafted from brass-coated stainless steel, these beauties won't tarnish or disappoint you, which is more than I can say for most things in life. Whether you're styling a centerpiece, corralling fresh produce, or simply placing them around your home because they catch the light just right, this set of three graduated sizes does the heavy lifting. Each bowl sits proudly on its own feet, ready for whatever decorative duty calls. A quick wipe with a damp cloth keeps them looking perpetually optimistic. Because sometimes the smallest objects bring the most disproportionate joy.
Topographic Round Tray
I once knew a woman who kept her jewelry in a shoebox, which seemed practical until her cat discovered it. This tray, by contrast, is the kind of thing that makes you want to actually own nice things worth displaying. Crafted by JOHI - a Santa Cruz design studio run by Holly and Raja, who named their company after Jordan and Hawaii, their respective family roots - it's a solid hardwood creation inspired by California's rolling hills. The felt bottom won't scratch your furniture, and each piece's wood grain is genuinely unique, which is either a feature or a reminder that nature doesn't believe in consistency. It's the sort of object that transforms your nightstand from a catch-all into something that suggests you have your life together, even if you don't.
Harlow Serving Set
The Harlow Serving Set arrives in your life like an unexpectedly charming houseguest - all vintage sophistication and stainless steel reliability. Measuring 2.5" by 13", it's the kind of thing you'd find at an estate sale and immediately convince yourself you've always needed. Ethically made in small batches (because apparently everything worth owning is now small-batch), it features a food-safe enamel coating that somehow manages to be both delicate and durable. Hand wash it gently, avoid anything citrus-scented, and you'll have yourself a serving piece that makes you look far more put-together than you actually are.
Harlow Slotted Spoon
There's something deeply satisfying about owning a slotted spoon that doesn't look like it belongs in a hospital cafeteria. The Harlow, measuring a respectable 14 inches, arrives dressed in vintage charm - the kind of thing your grandmother might have owned, except this one was ethically made in small batches and won't judge you for your life choices. Constructed from stainless steel with a food-safe enamel coating, it's built to last longer than most of your relationships. Hand wash gently, avoid anything citrus-scented or abrasive, and you'll have yourself a serving utensil worth keeping around.
Harlow Ladle
The Harlow Ladle is what happens when nostalgia decides to get practical. At 12" long with a 3.5" depth, it's the kind of utensil that makes you feel like you're hosting a dinner party even when you're just reheating leftovers. Built from stainless steel and coated in food-safe enamel, it's been thoughtfully assembled in small batches by people who apparently care about such things. The vintage aesthetic suggests it's been around forever, though it hasn't - it just has the good sense to look like it belongs in a grandmother's kitchen, which is the highest compliment I can offer any serveware. Hand wash it gently, avoid anything citrus-scented or abrasive, and it'll reward you with years of reliable service and the kind of charm that makes ordinary soup taste slightly more interesting.
Harlow Cheese Set
The Harlow Cheese Set arrives as if it's been waiting in your grandmother's cabinet since 1987, complete with all the nostalgic baggage that entails. Constructed from stainless steel and finished with food-safe enamel, it's the kind of serveware that makes you feel like you've got your life together, at least for the duration of a dinner party. Ethically produced in small batches - because apparently everything worth owning these days is made by someone's cousin in a converted barn. Treat it gently with mild soap and water, and for heaven's sake, avoid anything citrus-based or abrasive, lest you disturb its carefully cultivated vintage patina.
Gold Dot Forks, Set of 4
These four stainless steel forks arrived at my door like a small miracle - shiny, purposeful, and somehow more interesting than forks have any right to be. The gold dots scattered across the handles suggest someone, somewhere, decided that silverware deserved a personality. They're durable enough to survive years of dinner parties and casual weeknight pasta, yet elegant enough that you won't feel ridiculous using them. Whether you're feeding a crowd or just yourself with delusions of grandeur, this set delivers both function and a subtle wink of style.
SS & Gold Dots Spreader Set
I once owned a spreader that was just a knife, unremarkable in every way. Then I discovered this set of four stainless steel spreaders dotted with gold, and suddenly my relationship with condiments changed entirely. They're the kind of utensils that make you pause mid-spread and think, "Well, this is nicer than it needs to be." Made from quality stainless steel, they won't betray you like cheaper spreaders do. The gold dots are subtle enough that you won't feel ridiculous using them for cream cheese, yet elegant enough to make your guests wonder if you've always been this sophisticated. Perfect for butter, jam, dips, or whatever else you're compelled to spread across bread. They're practical, yes, but they're also the sort of small luxury that reminds you life doesn't have to be entirely utilitarian.
Inka Wood Tray Round - Large - Nature
The Inka series is characterized by its simple design and clean lines which are especially reflected in this round tray. The round Inka Wood Tray is made of oak and the unique and natural structure will add warmth and soul to the home. The tray is set on round feet, which lifts the tray and give it an elegant expression. The tray is available in more sizes and comes in dark wood as well. For cleaning, wipe with a damp cloth. In order to achieve a longer life of the wood, we recommend treating the surface with a neutral food-approved oil. Product Overview Available Colors: Nature Material: 100% Oak Dimensions: 11.81" x 1.85"H
Grandpa Bowls Set of Four
In the POLSPOTTEN family of things, Grandpa is the one who loves to juggle. His age may make him jittery, not a drop is spilled. Here’s a sophisticated gentleman who walzes through life and pours love into each moment of the day. You’ll often find him dancing with a string of doting relatives in his wake. The cups and saucers he spurred may be made of the same precious porcelain, nobody can match Grandpa’s golden top. In tearooms, suites and pantries around the world, he may be greeted as the grandest of old friends. But for us, he’s just Grandpa.
Grandpa Side Plates Set of Four
In the POLSPOTTEN family of things, Grandpa is the one who loves to juggle. His age may make him jittery, not a drop is spilled. Here’s a sophisticated gentleman who walzes through life and pours love into each moment of the day. You’ll often find him dancing with a string of doting relatives in his wake. The cups and saucers he spurred may be made of the same precious porcelain, nobody can match Grandpa’s golden top. In tearooms, suites and pantries around the world, he may be greeted as the grandest of old friends. But for us, he’s just Grandpa.
Grandpa Teacups
In the POLSPOTTEN family of things, Grandpa is the one who loves to juggle. His age may make him jittery, not a drop is spilled. Here’s a sophisticated gentleman who walzes through life and pours love into each moment of the day. You’ll often find him dancing with a string of doting relatives in his wake. The cups and saucers he spurred may be made of the same precious porcelain, nobody can match Grandpa’s golden top. In tearooms, suites and pantries around the world, he may be greeted as the grandest of old friends. But for us, he’s just Grandpa.
Stone Chapati Board
Chapati boards have been around since people figured out you could slap dough into submission, which, if we're being honest, is the Bronze Age equivalent of stress relief. Our Stone Chapati Boards arrive with three sturdy legs - practical, yes, but also oddly charming, like furniture designed by someone who'd never seen furniture before. Historically used for rolling unleavened bread in India, these round, flat stones have since discovered a second life as candle holders or pedestals for whatever sculptural oddities you've been meaning to display. Each board is beautifully imperfect, varying in size and shape, which is just a fancy way of saying they're all different and that's exactly the point. Choose Small or Large, and prepare to explain to guests why you own what appears to be a very expensive stone with legs.
Diving Duck Plate
Meet Daffy, our ceramic tribute to two decades of bird-watching obsession. This isn't just a plate - it's a conversation starter that moonlights as a fruit bowl, pie dish, or whatever else your imagination demands. Handcrafted with the kind of attention to detail you'd expect from people who've spent twenty years staring at ducks, each piece radiates the sort of cheerful chaos that only waterfowl can inspire. Your table will thank you for the upgrade.
Walking Duck Plate
Daffy arrived in our lives the way most good things do - through years of inexplicable bird fascination and a ceramic artist who finally understood the assignment. This duck-shaped plate is the kind of practical absurdity we didn't know we needed. Serve fruit from it. Use it for pie. Display it on a shelf and watch guests ask questions. Made from sturdy ceramic with personality to spare, Daffy proves that dinnerware doesn't have to choose between function and pure, unapologetic charm. It's versatile enough for any table, quirky enough for any home.
Jug with Hole
This handsome glass jug arrives with a rather charming architectural feature - a hole, yes, right there in the side - which somehow makes it the perfect vessel for whatever cold beverage you're serving. It's got that satisfying heft in your hand, the kind that suggests someone actually thought about what they were doing when they made it, yet it remains delicate enough that you'll handle it with a certain reverence. Whether you're pouring water on a Tuesday afternoon or mixing up something more festive with Pims, this jug seems genuinely pleased to be part of your table. It's the sort of thing that makes you feel slightly more sophisticated than you probably are, which, let's be honest, is half the reason we buy anything.
Mizu Kiri Cups
Imagine a flat stone meeting water - that delightful moment when physics becomes poetry and a simple object transforms into something magical. That's the spirit behind these cups. Mizu Kiri, the Japanese art of stone skipping, captures that fleeting dance of bounce and shimmer, those ripples spreading outward like whispered secrets. We've bottled that same sense of wonder here: the playfulness, the gentle tranquility, the way light scatters across a surface and makes you pause. These aren't just vessels for your morning coffee or evening tea. They're tiny reminders that beauty lives in the most unexpected places - in the space between a stone and the water, in the shimmer of what remains. Bring that same spirit of discovery to your table.
Mizu Kiri Pitcher
Inspired by the Japanese art of stone skipping - that delightful moment when a flat rock performs its aquatic ballet before surrendering to the depths - this pitcher captures something rather magical. The ripples that follow, those gentle concentric circles catching light like tiny miracles, are what drew us here. We've bottled that same sense of wonder, that peculiar joy found in simple physics and water's infinite patience, into a collection that transforms an ordinary table into something quietly extraordinary. It's the kind of thing that makes you pause mid-meal and think, "Well, isn't that nice?"