Reclaimed Wood Salt & Pepper Shaker
Written by Urban Sherp on March 29th, 2010
Who: Domestic Aesthetic – Brooklyn, NY
What: Wood Salt & Pepper Shakers
Where: On sale at guffly for a limited time for $44.99; Regular price $48 at NIMLI
Why We Love It: If only we could have a different set for everyday of the week than this would definitely be our Monday set… Simple, modern, and lovely, these two perfectly polished orbs are quite the pair. We like that they aren’t identical and that they look good on their own with or without a meal being served…
The shakers are handmade in Brooklyn and are made of excess wood from furniture manufacturing. The pepper shaker is made from reclaimed walnut and the salt shaker is made from reclaimed poplar and finished with a white low-VOC milk paint. The stoppers made from natural cork. The manufacturing process utilizes renewable and alternative energy sources while creating minimal waste and sourcing materials as locally as possible.
“Live well, live right” is Domestic Aesthetic’s philosophy. Founded by Diane Ruengsom, Domestic Aesthetic’s mission is to offer consumers affordable home products that adhere to environmentally and socially responsible standards. Not only are Diane’s products affordable and responsible, they are beautiful little works of art for your home.
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My cousin recommended this blog and she was totally right keep up the fantastic work!
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too cute. am always looking for gift ideas and this is perf.
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