The feeding station lives on the kitchen floor whether you want it to or not. It may as well be worth looking at.
Olive wood forms the raised central divider — the silhouette that gives this piece its name — hand-shaped from a material known for its close grain, warm variation, and slow-grown density. No two pieces read the same. The bowls are white porcelain, set into a black plate: a palette of three that asks nothing of the room and takes nothing from it.
It sits at the intersection of the objects you chose deliberately and the ones the dog required. The wood will darken slightly at the edges with time and handling. The porcelain wipes clean. The whole thing holds its ground on a kitchen floor the way a considered object should — quietly, without apology.
BEC has opinions about the mountain.
2 x 1.5 L porcelain bowls
Solid olive wood splash guard and central divider
Black plate base
Bowls removable for washing
Wipe olive wood clean; avoid prolonged water contact
