Sculptural Magnolia Spoon, Handmade in France Designer Ferréol Babin One of Kind

This piece is part of the series of sculptural spoons made by Ferréol Babin. Made of magnolia brought back from a trip to Japan, this spoon required many...

This piece is part of the series of sculptural spoons made by Ferréol Babin. Made of magnolia brought back from a trip to Japan, this spoon required many hours of work. It was entire...

This piece comes from the Collection titled 01 from Atelier Darbroche. This tray is shot in sycamore from the Vosges forest, next to which the workshop is located. On the surface, the spaces worked with the gouge...

This trivet has been tinted using the ebonization process. Chestnut containing tannin, it darkens naturally on contact with iron acetate. Functional, it comes in a single piece or se...

This placemat was designed by Sarah Espeute, artist-designer based in Marseille. Resulting from a collaboration with OROS Edition, this exclusive series consists of different lines of embroidery and fabrics. Sarah has assembled her scraps of old linen and cotton to form quilts. The black lines, symbolizing the grain of the wood, are made with a sewing machine, which brings finesse to the stitch but also a mechanical side that balances with the rustic and raw aspect of the fabric. The “butterfly” yoke echoes the “dovetail wrench” wood assembly, traditionally used to consolidate cracked wood. Use and care : Gently wash stubborn stains by hand using black soap before washing your embroidered linen in the machine. Do not use bleach as it will damage the fabric. Before putting your laundry in the washing machine, place it carefully in a special delicate laundry bag so that the embroidery threads are not damaged by friction. Machine wash at 40 ° c, cold, delicate program. Do not wring too hard so as not to damage the embroidery. Once your embroidery is washed, lay it flat so as not to distort it, away from any heat source and in the shade if you hang it outside. A word of advice: don't let the laundry dry...

This piece, imagined and edited by OROS Edition, is halfway between cutting board, display and centerpiece. Inspired by Jean Arp's abstract compositions, our Tracé 01 board celebrate...

A lovely pair of hand-sculpted spoons for salting by American master woodworker, Emil Milan. An ingenious design that reflects the artist's abundant creativity along with his disdain...

• Set of 4 porcelain spoons • 9,5cm x 6cm x 3cm each • small starter spoon • or a piece of jewellery for your home • the ultimate precious and sensual amuse-bouche presentation • very luxurious hand painted 24k gold finish • designed in Amsterdam / handmade in France • true Porcelaine de Limoges • not dishwasher safe - soft hand wash recommended >Please note that the golden finish is sensitive and should be treated like a princess. If using with cutlery we recommend using only wooden/horn/mother of pearl utensils...

• set of 4 small starter spoons • the ultimate precious and sensual amuse-bouche presentation • white glazed top, textured unglazed bottom • designed in Amsterdam / handmade in Fr...

Step into a world of classic elegance with this Early 20th Century French Set of Spoons & Forks, impeccably preserved in a wooden box that exudes vintage charm. Each piece of the set...

1798-1809 pair of silver serving spoons, Paris France. 950 standard silver. Mark of N.A. Lion crests. In the English taste. Provenance: William Walker Antiques, Atlanta, GA. 3.55 tro...

Set of six spoons of silver metal The handles of the spoons are carved like acanthus leaves. these spoons are presented in their original case and were made by a French jeweler. Goo...