MH Wood

We leave the grain of the oak in view and keep the joinery simple and visible. Because every piece is made by hand, grain and color vary from one piece to the next.

Trays, boards and risers are built as plain rectangles that sit square on the table and line up neatly on a buffet. The simple shapes keep the attention on the food and the plates.

Handles are cut into the wood itself rather than added as metal hardware, so there is nothing to loosen or rust and each piece stays one solid form.

Each piece is sized for real service. The flight tray holds three ramekins in a row, the paddle board carries two ramekins with room for bread, and the medium serving tray nests inside the large.