Oak Chest of Three Drawers
A sturdy, honey-toned chest for folded linens and winter knits.
Finally, a home for the sock that always escapes.
Our Wedding Registry
As we begin this new chapter, we’ve picked out a few little things to turn our house into a home! If something catches your eye, reserve it with a 4-digit PIN so nobody else picks the same gift. You can release it later with that PIN.
22 of 25 gifts available
A sturdy, honey-toned chest for folded linens and winter knits.
Finally, a home for the sock that always escapes.
Hand-woven nesting baskets for blankets, magazines and odds and ends.
Tidy-looking chaos, beautifully contained.
A slim walnut-finish bench with two cane-front cabinets.
Tilt-out compartments that keep a dozen pairs out of sight.
Two-step folding stool for the top shelf we can never reach.
A modular pegboard with shelves and hooks for the study corner.
Sage-green casserole, saucepan and skillet with matching lids.
For slow Sunday curries and ambitious first dinner parties.
A 4-litre countertop air fryer with a quiet fan.
Speckled, deep-rimmed plates glazed in soft cream.
A generous tray with carved handles for chai and snacks.
Eight airtight jars with bamboo lids for dals and spices.
A thick end-grain board that doubles as a cheese platter.
Three framed pressed-leaf prints for the hallway.
Plants that never need watering.
A tall arched mirror with a hand-painted vine border.
A flat-weave rug in sage and ivory stripes.
An easy-going houseplant in a glazed terracotta planter.
A small wooden box for rings, letters and tiny heirlooms.
A ceramic base with a warm linen shade for the bedside.
A brass-finish reading lamp that leans over the sofa.
A compact purifier with a near-silent night mode.
Crease-free kurtas and shirts in under a minute.
A hand-quilted queen bedspread with a tiny leaf motif.
Crisp, breathable sheets in a soft blush stripe.
A pair of linen covers with eucalyptus embroidery.
A six-seater tablecloth with hand-blocked florals.
An open-ended gift card any number of guests could contribute to.
A pooled card towards a weekend away after the wedding.
If you’d rather contribute to our next adventure together, we’d be so grateful. Every little bit helps make it extra special!
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