The New Wood Artisans

By Food & Wine
Updated June 16, 2016
Some of America's best young woodworkers are following family tradition. Board & Bread designer Emily Brock, for instance, learned the craft from her father and great-grandfather. Others have fine-arts training, like Amelie Mancini, who also paints in her Brooklyn studio. Whatever their backgrounds, these artisans are all about a DIY sensibility; Jacob May owner Dave Ball even mills his own lumber.—Suzie Myers
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Amelie Mancini Spoons

Photo courtesy of Amelie Mancini

From $50; ameliemancini.com.

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Board & Bread Pie Servers

Photo © Chris Daniels Photography

$75; boardandbread.com.

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Jessica Wickham Charcuterie Board

Photo © Rob Penner

$50; jessica-wickham.com.

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Jacob May Butcher Blocks

Photo © Kirby Stenger

From $300; jacob-may.com.

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Nick Lundeen Wooden Spoon

Photo © The Foundry Home Goods

$80; nicklundeen.com.

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Primitive Reserve Serving Board

Photo © Primitive Reserve

$145, primitivereserve.com.

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Silvia Song Bowls

Photo courtesy of Silvia Song

$500 for 3; silviasong.com.

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Timothy Roberts Spoons

From $12; http://websta.me/n/tjr_85.

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