Here you will find some of our offerings past & present for the Home. Customized Flatware & Servingware, Handmade Serving Boards and Live Edge Magnetic Knife Boards and Upcycled Vintage Goods & Finds. Many of these items or similar items are available for purchase in our online store. We are also more than happy to fulfill custom orders.
Cherry Live Edge Serving Board
Osage Orange Live Edge Magnetic Knife Board
Powder Coated Flatware Set
Powder Coated Vintage Serving Set
Powder Coated Cheese Set
Vintage Barn Door Rollers
Cherry Burl Magnetic Knife Board & Utensil Rack Combo
Wedding Color-Matched Flatware Set
Lilac Powder Coated Butter Knife Set
Wedding Color-Matched Flatware Set
Red Elm Live Edge Serving Board
Mixed Butter Knife Set In Seafoam
Powder Coated Flatware
Powder Coated Petite Serving Set
Custom Powder Coated Flatware Set
Old Maple Live Edge Serving Board
Black Walnut Live Edge Serving Board
Sasafrass Magnetic Knife Board & Utensil Rack Combo
Gold Powder Coating
Wedding Color-Matched Flatware Set
Osage Orange Live Edge Magnetic Knife Board
Powder Coated Petite Serving Set
Distant Blue Butter Knife Set.
Collecting of Live Edge Serving Boards
Ambrosia Maple Live Edge Magnetic Knife Board & Utensil Rack Combo
Custom Powder Coated Flatware Set
Powder Coated Cocktail Set
Powder Coated Nutcracker & Pick Set
Powder Coated Vintage Serving Set
Thread Spool Board – Live Edge Sasafrass
“Wooden” Tile Serving Board.
Powder Coated Serving Set
Old Maple Live Edge MagneticKnife Board
Spalted Maple Live Edge MagneticKnife Board
Our Custom Flatware is sourced through local markets, auctions and private sales. We then painstakingly mask and Powder Coat each and every piece by hand and bake it in our dedicated oven (so our cupcakes don’t taste funny) for an incredibly vibrant, food safe & durable finish with a fun twist on the original. Almost any color and finish is available, just ask!
Live Edge Magnetic Knife Boards & Wooden Serving Boards are made in house with locally sourced and sustainably harvested woods. Trees downed due to storm damage or municipal trees growing into power lines are common sources for our lumber, much or which would have just ended up in a chipper. We’re also the first number on our friends’ and families’ speed dials when it comes time for them to take down that tree that’s causing them problems, so we have a very personal connection with the source of many of the woods we work with. The “live edge” refers to the barky, rough edge left on most of our lumber. Most people simply cut this off and consider it to be waste material. We find the irregular and natural edge fascinating and whenever possible try to showcase it as part of the piece making each piece that much more unique.