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The Wharf Collection

Discover The Wharf — a curated, once-in-a-lifetime collection of extraordinary creations from Romania’s finest artisans and designers.
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Lucrát

skimmer

Name: skimmer
Brand: Lucrát
Price: 46.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$46.00

Get rid of anything unwanted and only keep the essential with our Skimmer.

While a bit uncouth to use pure wood with deep frying ingredients, it pairs amazingly well with pasta, soups and other such lovely endeavours. The Skimmer is made from beech with a sturdy walnut handle.

Size: 32cm x 10cm
Coated with a mixture of food safe, hypoallergenic oils.
Warning: under contact with hot liquids, the wood might bend a bit, but don’t worry - when it dries it should naturally spring back into its original shape.

Manufactured in Romania.

skimmer

$46.00

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Lucrát

Born from a family tradition and a personal connection with wood, shaped by the simplicity and functionality of Japandi and Nordic design. Everything is made in a messy-yet-soulful studio in Eastern Bucharest, Romania.

Lucrát is a quiet alternative to mass-produced home brands. Our studio is a small response to the growing fast fashion–like culture in home decor — where objects follow trends, not needs.

Each piece is made from start to finish in our workshop. When a design calls for it, we mix wood types but mostly we carve our pieces form solid blocks of wood. No glue, no laminations - it’s something we value deeply, even if it often goes unnoticed.

We respect wood for what it is: natural, finite, individual. What others might see as flaws, we repair gently and keep visible — a reminder that uniqueness isn’t something we add; it’s already there.

We build objects to last — not just physically, but emotionally. We like to see them change over time, to gather marks, and age into the spaces they’re part of.