Explore wooden tableware and carved pieces through the maker, wood, size and care each object needs.
3 discoveries to explore.
A family workshop. A piece of wood with its own story.
Don, Jesse and Spike Stinson’s family workshop makes wooden bowls, rolling pins and individually carved burl pieces. A current retirement notice limits ordering, so check with the studio first.
Wooden toys from a workshop that also explains how they are made.
Dan and Kathy Viau’s Toy Factory makes traditional wooden toys in its Prince Edward Island workshop. Its own product listings distinguish those toys from the other brands carried in the wider store and give useful age guidance.
A cabinetmaker’s workshop turns North American woods into useful kitchen objects.
Stéphane Dumont’s Kamouraska workshop makes wooden kitchenware including cutting boards and mills. Its story connects his cabinetmaking background with a return to the Bas-Saint-Laurent in 2007.