Place by your front door as a magnet for keys, change, and other pocket precipitation. Named for its visual kinship with the great cumulus cloud, the Little Cloud Tray is crafted from moulded cork. This warm, natural material provides an alluring counterbalance to the industrial nature of so many of our personal effects.

A classic ‘churchkey style’ bottle opener milled from 5/8" diameter brass. The wave-like profile provides extra purchase when in use, and also adds visual and tactile interest. We challenge you to find a bottle opener that’s more satisfying to use.

The Match Striker is destined to become central to your combustion-focused rituals. Whether you're setting a mood with incense, creating ambience with candles, or building a mighty blaze – it all starts with a flick of the wrist. Crafted from carbon steel with electroplated black zinc, the Match Striker is surprisingly dense and serves as a nice anchor against which to create a spark. The exterior surface features a deep knurling pattern, which provides the necessary friction to bring it all together.

When it comes to mood lighting, we find it’s best to reach high, and then maybe a little bit higher. The Spindle Candle Holders mirror that philosophy directly, and bring no small bit of their own ambience to the whole affair. Made from solid brass and designed to hold standard taper candles, they’re available in Medium (12.5”) and Large (18”) sizes with a choice of Cone or Dome shaped bases and tops. Tall enough to elevate the mood and substantial enough to stake their rightful place wherever enlightenment is needed, these candle holders don’t just take up space, they define it. Designed by Fort Standard and presented by Craighill, the Spindle Candle Holders are available in solid brass, with a choice of two towering heights and two distinctive base shapes.

For too long, our glasses have been consigned to drawers, flimsy cases, or haphazardly set down on a desk or bedside table. Susceptible to misplacement and damage, these essential objects need a resting place that keeps them safe and visible.

It is exactingly milled, and weighs just over one pound. A desk object, a paperweight, and a true distraction — but be warned, if you take it apart, you might not be able to figure out how to put it back together…

Designed in collaboration with sommelier André Hueston Mack, the Best Wine Key is more than a hunk of articulated steel with a boastful name. It’s the final answer to a longstanding question: how do I get this wine out of this bottle? There have been attempts to answer this query, and while there remain some adequate methods for addressing the issue, we really think we knocked it out of the park here.

Some secrets are best kept hiding in plain sight. These three seemingly technical volumes blend in admirably among the rest of your library, but they hold a secret. Inside, you won’t find meditations on texture, tips for laser safety, or tales of a machinist’s woe. Instead, an empty cavity awaits, ready to take hold of your secrets and keep them safe — relatively speaking. Our False Books are available in three fictitious volumes: Always Be Knurling by Istvan Tornhøldt, Tool and Die: The Lifecycle of a Machinist by Dell Watkins, and That’ll Leave a Mark: A Comprehensive Guide to Laser Safety by Everett Soot. Each one is handsomely bound, lined with black microsuede, and held shut with a hidden magnetic closure.

A perfect resting place for your favorite office cutting tool. The Desk Knife Plinth consists of a pyramidal base, individually cast in pigmented concrete, with a void that secures the knife along its center of mass.

The Summit Card Case is the place to store, honor, and share key credentials with a decidedly stylish flourish. Now, it’s even better at doing just that. We’ve redesigned it with an enclosed hinge, a metal injection-molded body, and a modestly widened profile. These small-but-mighty improvements help cement The Summit’s place at the top of the card-carrying heap — and in your pocket or purse.

A multipurpose cutting tool intended to live on your desk, always within reach. Inspired by the Japanese kiridashi knife, but recontextualized for the contemporary workspace, the Desk Knife is elemental and satisfying to use. Learn more about the development of the Desk Knife here. Looking for a refined home for the Desk Knife? Consider the Desk Knife Plinth.

With reverence for the classic carabiner’s familiar and ingenious design, we present the Coachwhip Carabiner: a secure and elegant home for keys and daily accessories.

A sleek new home for your cash and cards, the Station Money Clip is light, springy, and low-profile. We chose titanium for its airy feel and incredible strength and durability. In order to increase the spring strength, we applied a process called annealing, which enhances the clip's ability to grip its contents securely. We also took our time perfecting a contour that would allow it to sit flat in your pocket, reducing potential discomfort.

Designed nearly a decade ago by designer and Fort Standard founder Gregory Buntain, the Standing Bowl has since become an icon in its own right. Now, we've partnered with Fort Standard to bring a limited run of these iconic vessels to a new home: yours.

In a game of inches, the Metrolog ruler is an unfair advantage. It takes imperial measurements up to 8”, with ¹⁄₁₆" increments, with Metric measurements accommodated up to 20cm, in millimeter increments along the way. Metrolog’s telescoping neck — paired with dimpled grips and an obsessively considered slide resistance — adapts to meet the measure of one’s curiosity. Its anodized silver and grey finish, CNC milled gradation increments, and distinctive yellow indicator make for an accurate, easy read of any critical measurements.

Designed nearly a decade ago by designer and Fort Standard founder Gregory Buntain, the Standing Bowl has since become an icon in its own right. Now, we've partnered with Fort Standard to bring a limited run of these iconic vessels to a new home: yours.

There comes a point in almost any evening where the wine must be stopped, at least for a little while. In this state of intermission, the conversation should continue to flow, even if the wine doesn’t. Enter the Mass Bottle Stopper. It puts a definitive pause on the pour, but its polished orb or dome-shaped topper draws the eye, sets the mind in motion, and elicits commentary that can elevate even small talk to medium talk and above. When it’s time for the festivities to resume, the Mass Bottle Stopper’s substantial heft will mimic the weight of the decision being made. Another glass? Another anecdote? Only you can make that choice, but we can provide the pause. Designed by Fort Standard and presented by Craighill, the Mass Bottle Stopper is available in Polished Steel and Polished Brass, with a natural cork stopper base.

Perfect for a tiny stockpile of everything from after-breakfast vitamins to after-dinner mints, the Key Capsule is ready to grace your keyring as an ever-rotating pocket repository.

Designed nearly a decade ago by designer and Fort Standard founder Gregory Buntain, the Standing Bowl has since become an icon in its own right. Now, we've partnered with Fort Standard to bring a limited run of these iconic vessels to a new home: yours.

Designed in collaboration with André Hueston Mack, the Best Champagne Saber is the newest member of the Best Family. It’s not just an uncorking tool — it’s a precision party instrument designed to bestow Special Occasion status on any gathering.

A continuation of our collaboration with Chen Chen and Kai Williams, the Sidewinder Knife Mini is the latest member of the Sidewinder Knife family. It retains the enigmatic motion of the original Sidewinder Knife and the Sidewinder Knife Deluxe — in a smaller, lighter, more portable package. Truncated rather than scaled down, the Sidewinder Knife Mini packs in more daily carry utility, with its shortened straight blade, lightweight aluminum body, and portability-promoting keyring loop.