Neo-Natural Wood Style

By Food & Wine
Updated June 13, 2016
Photo courtesy of Williams-Sonoma Home
The latest in innovative wood design, from washable-vinyl placemats to decorative bowls crafted from hand-collected driftwood.
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Reclaimed Wood

Photo © Eric Wolfinger
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These wood designs look sun-bleached, worn smooth and otherwise weathered—even if they're brand-new.

Left: The walls in the Outerlands café in San Francisco are made of wood salvaged from old fences around the Bay Area. outerlandssf.com.

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Vinyl "Wood"

Photo courtesy of Chilewich
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Digitally printed, washable-vinyl placemats in Chilewich's Faux Bois series come in three patterns: birch, walnut and driftwood. $12; chilewich.com.

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Pickled Cypress

Photo © Pieter Estersohn
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Designer Tom Scheerer integrates natural materials into his renovations: The custom cabinets in this kitchen are made of pickled cypress. tomscheerer.com.

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Smooth Stone

Photo © Antonis Achilleos
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Wedgwood's Nature's Canvas serving platter resembles a slice of weathered wood, but it's microwave-safe stoneware. $95; macys.com.

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Driftwood

Photo courtesy of Williams-Sonoma Home
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Decorative Williams-Sonoma bowls are created from pieces of smooth, hand-collected driftwood, so each one has a unique shape and pattern. From $88; wshome.com.

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