Tabletop

Cash Funds

House Down Payment

Cars! We need to drive now that we are leaving NYC

Softest Throw - Ombre

Helena Graphite Linen Napkin

Market Pitchers

Brunch! Because you know we love it!

Round Trip Airfare to get to Greece

Hotel stay for the Honeymooners

Wine Tasting in Santorini

Spa and Massages

Foodie Greek Dinners

Ferry from Santorini to Mykonos

Bamboo Triple Hamper

In a studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn, graphic designer Sean Tice and Parsons alumni Kristy Hadeka work together to craft and create a variety of trusty rustic home products made from black and red slate. They source the materials from a local quarry to make everything from cheeseboards (which allow you to use chalk to specify the names of the selection of cheeses you’re presenting) to coasters, place mats and teakettle bases - all of which lend just the right amount of provincial charm to your spread.

Brooklyn Slate

A distinctive backdrop for your finest Morbier or Humboldt Fog, this slate stunner is hand-cut with chipped edges for a rustic one-of-a-kind look. The slip-resistant feet prevent social blunders, while the soapstone chalk lets you label your dairy delights right on the board. 
Features:
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<li>Natural slate slab is nonporous and food-safe
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<li>Also serves as a trivet for a hot kettle
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Includes:
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<li>A set of anti-slip cork feet
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<li>Arrives in a burlap bag with soapstone chalk
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</ul>

Slate Cheese Board

Colorido Grey Placemat

Bling Ring Dish

Sharmeen & Cesar

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