Massachusetts-based woodworking studio known for upcycled, hand-turned wooden bowls and boards crafted from fallen trees.
ORIGIN
United States
PRICE TIER
premium
SPECIALIZATION
UNISEX
Founded in 2000 in Gill, Massachusetts, Spencer Peterman is a woodworking studio dedicated to transforming fallen and discarded trees into heirloom-quality kitchenware. Former Nantucket basket weaver Spencer Peterman shifted his focus to woodturning, engineering a custom lathe that minimizes waste and allows for the creation of rugged, natural-edge bowls. The brand specializes in upcycling locally sourced New England hardwoods, including cherry, black walnut, and spalted or ambrosia maple, which feature striking, intricate patterns caused by the early stages of natural decomposition.