What are etúHOME boards made of?
etúHOME’s wooden serving and charcuterie boards are handcrafted from European pine while cutting boards are handcrafted from sustainably sourced acacia wood — known for its rich grain, durability, and natural water resistance. Each board is finished with a plant-based, food-safe hard wax that enhances the beauty of the wood while providing long-lasting protection.
Where does etúHOME source its wood?
All of our wood is ethically and sustainably sourced from partners who share our commitment to responsible forestry practices. Most of our boards are now crafted from acacia, a fast-growing, renewable hardwood. This shift allows us to maintain the artisanal quality and timeless European style we’re known for — while producing more responsibly and efficiently to meet modern demand and offer affordable products.
How are etúHOME’s wooden products made?
Each etúHOME board is expertly handcrafted by skilled artisans. Every piece of acacia wood is carefully cut, shaped, and sanded by hand to preserve the natural beauty of the grain. The boards are then finished with a food-safe finish, creating a smooth, protective surface that enhances both form and function. The result is a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects the perfect balance of old-world craftsmanship and contemporary design.
How are etúHOME’s glass products made?
Our glass products are crafted from recycled glass. We use two processes depending on the item.
Some of our pieces are mouth-blown by skilled artisans, giving it subtle variations and imperfections that make every vessel unique. The process begins with molten glass gathered on the end of a blowpipe. The artisan carefully blows air through the pipe to shape the vessel, then places it into a mold to refine the form. After being cut and shaped, the piece is reheated and perfected by hand — resulting in etúHOME’s signature “perfectly imperfect” look.
Our other process is pressed glass. Pressed glass is created by pressing molten glass into a detailed mold using a plunger, resulting in beautifully defined shapes and patterns. This technique, developed in the 19th century, allowed artisans to craft intricate glassware more efficiently than traditional mouth-blown methods. Each piece is then cooled and refined, retaining the mold’s delicate textures and designs. Known for its durability, pressed glass brings a touch of vintage charm to the modern table. At etúHOME, we celebrate this time-honored craft by reimagining classic pressed glass forms in timeless, functional pieces for today’s home.
How are etúHOME’s ceramic products made?
etúHOME’s ceramics and bakeware are handcrafted from white European clay, inspired by antique molds found in classic 19th-century kitchens. Each piece takes approximately 35 hours to create and is fired twice in precision-controlled kilns. The slight crazing that appears in the glaze is intentional — a hallmark of the craftsmanship that makes each piece distinct. The interiors feature a warm cream glaze, while the exteriors are finished in bright white, achieving an elegant, timeless contrast.