You'll want to bring this beautiful four-piece set out when you have guests to show off the teakwood's lustrous grain, which matches any table setting. The gently curved handles fit comfortably in your hand, allowing for a solid grip despite their petite size, and their blades are nimble yet sturdy. Unlike other woods, teak has high tensile strength, which means the tools are unlikely to snap or crack even with the thin blades. And teak's naturally high oil content and dense grain can withstand water better than most wood, so you can wash and use the serving set regularly with no problem. Each set is individually handcrafted by Thai artisans who sustainably harvest from government-managed forests; no two pieces are exactly the same, but each one has a smooth, cool finish, is comfortable to use and features a simple, timeless design.

Carved from a single piece of sustainably harvested wood, this dual salt and pepper cellar is compact yet eye-catching. The subtly curved design emphasizes the teak's wood grain, while its natural luster makes for a beautiful tableside serving dish. Teak's naturally high oil content and dense grain can withstand water better than most wood, so unlike many salt cellars this product can be cleaned regularly and filled with different ingredients. We like how the accompanying spoons add to the product's charm and hold a pinch of salt or pepper at a time, perfect for sprinkling lightly over dishes. The wood also has high tensile strength, so the dainty spoons are unlikely to snap or crack. Each set is individually handcrafted by Thai artisans who source from government-managed forests; no two pieces are exactly the same, but each one has a smooth, cool finish, is comfortable to use and features a simple, timeless design.

Most salad serving sets are not efficient: Their long handles are unwieldy, and relative to their length they can only pick up small portions at a time. These elegant minimalistic paddles have a broad blade that can be used almost like a scoop, for less mess and faster serving; we also like how the shorter handles are easier to maneuver. Teak's naturally high oil content and dense grain can withstand water better than most wood, so you can wash and use the serving set regularly with no problem—and as a bonus, these utensils are far easier to clean than tongs or scissor-style servers. The wood also has high tensile strength, which means it's unlikely to snap or crack. Each set is individually handcrafted by Thai artisans from sustainably harvested wood; no two pieces are exactly the same, but each one has a smooth, cool finish, is comfortable to use and features a simple, timeless design.

Typically made from plastic or metal, rotating cake stands are functional—a revolving turntable that’s the secret to professional-style smooth buttercream and decorations—but there’s nothing scarier than transferring the finished product to a server for display and ruining your finishing touches (or worse, dropping the whole thing). This handsome rotating stand from Be Home solves this problem with a hand-carved acacia wood base with a white marble plate that goes from kitchen to table. Solidly built, the stand won’t shift like flimsier models, so you can comfortably handle heavy cakes and frost without risk of shifting. And the marble top will keep icing, frosting and glazes cool, preserving your hard work. When you aren’t using the stand as a server, try it as a lazy susan or countertop storage you’ll be proud to display.