Our new Coastal Lazy Susan. Part of our Atlantic Reserve Collection. The turntable is a centerpiece that brings the serene nature of the sea right to your dining area.
The Coastal Lazy Susan features a rotating circular surface, allowing you to effortlessly access and share an array of appetizers, snacks, and hors d’oeuvres with family and friends. Measuring a generous diameter of 18 inches, it offers ample space for any of your favorites. While the hardware used on the bottom of the kitchen decor is thin it ensures a stable and reliable rotation.
In the limelight of the wooden centerpiece, complementing the ruffles of Curly Maple, are the Whale Fluke or Big Tuna, depending on your choice. Inlaid into the waves of the wood, as it turns, the Coastal Lazy Susan truly comes to life.
The Whale Fluke
Made of Millettia Laurentii, more commonly known as Wenge, a legume tree native to many countries in Africa. The material has red, brown, and yellow hues but when finished, the wood turns to a darker brown, appearing black.
The Big Tuna
Made of Pau Ferro or Morado, more commonly known as Bolivian Rosewood, native to Brazil and Bolivia mainly. The material has various colors of red, brown, black, and dark violet. There are common streaks of yellow sapwood contrasting the other colors beautifully.
Frame
The background of the turntable is made of Curly Maple, a white, soft Maple material with a wave-like pattern, resembling a holographic and 3-dimensional effect.
The Coastal Lazy Susan is our take on combining the artistic design of our craftsmanship with a functional kitchen gadget. Add it to your kitchen, dining, or living space to reconnect to the sea through modern wood art decor.
Our new Coastal Lazy Susan. Part of our Atlantic Reserve Collection. The turntable is a centerpiece that brings the serene nature of the sea right to your dining area.
The Coastal Lazy Susan features a rotating circular surface, allowing you to effortlessly access and share an array of appetizers, snacks, and hors d’oeuvres with family and friends. Measuring a generous diameter of 18 inches, it offers ample space for any of your favorites. While the hardware used on the bottom of the kitchen decor is thin it ensures a stable and reliable rotation.
In the limelight of the wooden centerpiece, complementing the ruffles of Curly Maple, are the Whale Fluke or Big Tuna, depending on your choice. Inlaid into the waves of the wood, as it turns, the Coastal Lazy Susan truly comes to life.
The Whale Fluke
Made of Millettia Laurentii, more commonly known as Wenge, a legume tree native to many countries in Africa. The material has red, brown, and yellow hues but when finished, the wood turns to a darker brown, appearing black.
The Big Tuna
Made of Pau Ferro or Morado, more commonly known as Bolivian Rosewood, native to Brazil and Bolivia mainly. The material has various colors of red, brown, black, and dark violet. There are common streaks of yellow sapwood contrasting the other colors beautifully.
Frame
The background of the turntable is made of Curly Maple, a white, soft Maple material with a wave-like pattern, resembling a holographic and 3-dimensional effect.
Engraving Tips!
Below are some of our favorite tips for an engraved gift. Personalized gifts often feature a couple’s monogram, last name, or even the latitude and longitude of a favorite place (like their wedding venue or engagement spot).
Some common questions for designing an engraved gift
What should I engrave on a personalized gift?
For a simple engraving, we recommend one of four popular choices (1) large initial or monogram (2) last name (3) wedding date or (4) longitude and latitude coordinates of a special place.
What is the correct layout for a monogram
For a traditional monogram, with a larger center initial, follow the rules noted below.
Individual’s monogram = first, last, middle (for example, Carrie Pearl Smith = cSp)
Couple’s monogram = wife’s name, last name, husband’s name (for example, Caroline and Scott Miller = cMs)
Where can I find GPS coordinates of a physical address?
We like using Google Maps for GPS coordinates. Simply enter a physical address and right click on the red pin to view the DD (decimal degrees) coordinates. If you would like to use DMS (degrees, minutes, seconds) follow this formula.
