Burl™ Walnut Wood Serving Tray

The clutter ends where the walnut begins

$44.90

~~$64.90~~ $44.90 Bata 30%

Ngêrë asï na gbe A hûnzi

Tokongö ye a yeke diko ngêrë ni na ngoi ti futängö nginza.

Clears clutterGuards raw woodInstant stylingNo spill rings

Gängö na ye senge Na yâ ti lâ 4–7

Lâ 30 ti tara ye sân kpale
Futängö nginza na dutïngö-terê

Burl is a serving tray cut from solid walnut and finished with a matte hand-rubbed oil. A raised frame keeps cups, bottles and small items together, so it works at the table, on a dresser or beside the bed.

Solid walnut with a matte oiled finish
Raised frame around the edge
Two sizes: Small and Large

Sango ti kûngbâ

Hand-oiled matte surface on solid walnut

Ye sô a sâra na ni

Sizes: Small 28.5 × 19.3 × 5.3 cm; Large 36 × 21.1 × 6.3 cm

Akâpa

Bängö kûê

Perfume bottles spread across a dresser, tea items wait without a place, and candles or keys gradually crowd a sideboard. Burl gathers those objects within a defined space. The solid walnut tray stands on four raised feet, lifting its contents above the furniture beneath, while the raised rim keeps everything together. What was scattered becomes a considered arrangement using the very same objects. Put your kettle and cups on it, gather bathroom essentials, or group the things you reach for each evening. Nothing needs to disappear; the tray simply gives those small everyday items a place of their own.

Bätängö ni

Use a cloth that is dry or only lightly damp, then dry the wood straight afterwards. Never soak solid walnut or clean it by dishwasher. Attend to spills promptly. Every few months, apply one drop of food-safe wood oil to maintain rich grain; the colour grows deeper with use.

Aye so a sâra na ni

Solid walnut is cut and hand-finished with matte oil, bringing depth to its chocolate-coloured grain. A smoothly polished rim has fine mitred joints. Four substantial square feet hold the tray's bed above the supporting surface. Neither veneer nor shiny lacquer is used: the dense, weighty hardwood matures in the same manner as well-made furniture.

Bâa âtënë kûê

Âtënë ti ye ni

Ye sô a sâra na ni: Solid walnut, matte hand-oiled finish
Akâpa: Small 28.5 × 19.3 × 5.3 cm · Large 36 × 21.1 × 6.3 cm

Tokongö & Gängö na ye

Tokongö ye ayeke senge na ndö ti kömânde kûê. Mîngi ni, ye ayeke si na yâ ti lâ 4–7 na pekô ti kömânde ti mo. Tongana a toko kömânde ti mo awe, mo yeke wara na e-mail mbênî link ti bâa lêgë sô ye ni ayeke mû.

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Kîringö na ye

Mo yeke na lâ 30 na pekô ti gängö na ye ti tara ni sân kpale; mo lingbi ti kîri na ni na yâ ti bozo ti kôzo ni. Mo la mo yeke futa tokongö ti kîringö na ni, gï tongana ye ni ayeke na sioni ni pëpe. Tongana mbênî ye asi na buburu, na sioni wala ayeke tongana sô a fa ni pëpe, tokua na e mbênî foto na e-mail, na e yeke mû mbênî fini na mo wala e yeke kîri na nginza ti mo.

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Bâa âtënë kûê

A setting for small items

Feet hold the tray clear of the underlying surfaceA raised edge contains keys, bottles and cupsDense walnut resists rings, warping and rocking

Solid walnutHand-oiled finishPolished mitred rim

Plinth tray styled with teapot and clay cup on oak sideboard

A sideboard arranged around one tray

Place Burl on the surface, then add your teapot. The raised frame of walnut gives the arrangement a boundary, making its contents look intentionally gathered rather than simply put down and forgotten. That is all it takes.

Hands placing a ceramic cup onto the Plinth tray

Loose items, a tea ritual

Serving a single person's tea on solid wood gives it a little sense of occasion. The raised edge contains drips and loose spoons, while the feet allow the setting to slide across a table without scratching it.

What Plinth does — solid walnut, raised feet, serve style organise

Furniture-like build, book-sized dimensions

A polished, mitred rim surrounds solid walnut with a matte oil finish applied by hand. Furniture-like construction is scaled for a tabletop. Two sizes suit settings from bedside tables to sideboards.

4.9 / 5 ★★★★★

Azo so abâ wököngö na nene ni amä bê na e

Na abï ti wötorö juska na lango ti lâ oko oko, azo sô ayeke vo ye na mbï asoro aye sô angbâ ngangü.

★★★★★

My bathroom counter finally looks intentional

Three perfumes, a candle and a rolled hand towel — the same things that used to look like mess now look like a hotel. The walnut against my marble counter is gorgeous, and it wipes dry in a second.

Amara J.

Zo so avo ye biani

★★★★★

Heavier and nicer than expected

This is real, solid wood — you feel it the moment you lift the box. I use the large one for the teapot and two cups on the coffee table. The little feet mean I can slide it like a drawer without scratching anything.

Tom H.

Zo so avo ye biani

★★★★★

Bought one, came back for the second size

Small one lives on the nightstand with my carafe and glasses, large one on the dresser. The grain on mine is stunning — slightly different from the photos, which I actually love. It reads as a piece of furniture, not an accessory.

Priya K.

Zo so avo ye biani

Mungo maboko na ngoi sô mo yeke na bezoin ni

Ahundängö-tënë so azo ayeke hunda mingi

How can I select a size?

For a bedside table, bathroom surface or tea for two cups, choose Small (28.5 × 19.3 cm). Large (36 × 21.1 cm) suits a coffee table or sideboard, holding cups with a teapot or an arrangement of books, a candle and a vase.

Is it waterproof?

Everyday water resistance handles glass condensation or a splash if wiped off promptly. Avoid soaking, leaving it wet all night or washing in a dishwasher. Solid timber needs quick drying after contact with water.

Can the photographs show my exact wood pattern?

Similar, but not identical. Walnut varies in grain and tone between trees, making each tray distinct. Natural variation is part of choosing solid timber.

Must I assemble anything?

No. With its feet already attached, the tray can be used as soon as you unpack it.

Are warm teapots and mugs suitable for it?

Yes — dense walnut tolerates serving heat better than lacquered boards. Use a trivet beneath cast iron taken directly from the stove, as with other wooden surfaces.

How can I retain its finish?

After use, wipe it dry; occasionally apply food-safe wood oil. Five minutes of care each season maintains the matte finish and depth of grain colour.