I hate the word "fetish," but I think it would be safe to say that a number of us at Remodelista are mildly obsessed with wooden spoons. That such a basic utensil should elicit such devotion is not so surprising when you consider that most of us use this ubiquitous tool every day.
Exquisitely crafted by Lance Herriott and beautifully photographed by his daughter, Nikole, the spoons of Herriott Grace are highly sought after and sell out quickly.
Hand carved by Joshua Vogel at Blackcreek Mercantile, these individual spoons present a variety of unexpected forms; available at March in San Francisco.
William Sonoma's French Cook Spoon is made from durable beech and features a generous 14-inch handle; $6.95.
Hand carved spoons by Japanese master M. Saito bear the marks of their creation.
William Sonoma's French Cook Spoon is made from durable beech and features a generous 14-inch handle; $6.95.
The swirling grain of these Olive Wood Utensils from Canvas seems to mimic the very motion of stirring.
Petite Tasting Spoons of varying woods makes for an impressive and instant collection; $48.
Stir and serve with style with a handmade Teak Spoons from Brookfarm General Store; $16 to $35.
Utility meets art in this collection of spoons by Barnaby Carder.