We sell both, and they suit different kitchens. Worth thirty seconds before you choose.
Choose teak if
Choose silicone if
You want weight and warmth in your hand — tools that feel like tools
You want everything in the dishwasher every night without thinking about it
You'll leave them out on the counter because they look good there
You want flexible edges for scraping bowls and folding batter
You're happy to hand wash and air dry
Everyone in the house uses them and nobody reads instructions
7 pieces
10 pieces
A lot of kitchens run both — silicone as the everyday set, teak for the cooking you actually enjoy.
Looking after teak
Almost nothing, but the little there is matters — and it's the reason a wooden set lasts a decade or two years:
Do
Don't
Hand wash with mild soap and warm water
Put them in the dishwasher — heat and steam will split any hardwood
Air dry standing up, handle down
Leave them soaking in the sink
Rub in a little food-safe oil once or twice a year
Worry about grain variation — no two pieces of teak match, and that's the point
Why teak specifically: it's one of the most naturally durable hardwoods there is — high natural oil content, which is exactly why it's used for boat decks and outdoor furniture. It handles heat and moisture better than beech or bamboo.
There's cooking because you have to. And cooking because you want to.
These tools are for the second kind. Seven pieces in premium teak — heavy enough to feel serious, good-looking enough to leave out on the counter, and safe on every pan you own.
The Difference You'll Notice Immediately
Pick one up and you'll feel it — the balance, the grip, the warmth of natural wood instead of cold plastic. These aren't display pieces. The spoon stirs without scratching. The spatula flips without bending halfway through. The ladle pours cleanly rather than dribbling down the side.
Teak won't scratch non-stick, ceramic or enamel, so there's no coating anxiety. And because no two pieces of teak share a grain, the set you receive is quietly unique to you — the variation isn't a defect, it's the reason wood looks better than molded plastic.
What You're Getting
7-piece set — everything needed for daily cooking
Premium teak hardwood — naturally heat and moisture resistant
Safe on non-stick, ceramic and enamel — won't scratch or damage surfaces
Balanced, purposeful design — built for cooking, not just display
Each piece unique — natural grain variation is the point, not a flaw
Hand wash with mild soap and air dry
An eco-conscious, permanent upgrade from plastic
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Free tracked shipping to your door
30 days to live with it. Send it back if it’s not the one — fewer than 1% of customers ever do.
Shipping Info
Processing
Orders are packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days of payment.
Delivery time
USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch
We ship within the United States only.
Tracking
Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.
Money Back Guarantee
If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.
Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.
The proportions of the ladle are just right for portioning soup, and the finish is silky smooth. We've replaced our entire drawer with this set now. The smooth finish stood out immediately.
Natural wood brings a lovely rustic charm to my kitchen.. The way these reflect light on my kitchen counter makes the whole room feel more organized. I chose this set specifically for the teak durability, and the grain pattern is truly unique on each spoon. My family noticed them instantly. Looks way more expensive than the price suggests.
Finally, tools that don't stain after one use of tomato sauce.. I was skeptical about wooden utensils at first, but these teak pieces changed my mind. The heft is perfect, not too light, and they don't scratch my non-stick pans whatsoever. Washing them is simple if you don't soak them for too long, just a quick rinse. Used them for scrambled eggs immediately after unboxing.
Ditched my old nylon tools because these are way better.. I was skeptical about wooden utensils at first, but these teak pieces changed my mind. The heft is perfect, not too light, and they don't scratch my non-stick pans whatsoever. Washing them is simple if you don't soak them for too long, just a quick rinse. Using them right next to my stove for easy access.
I've finally upgraded my kitchen with this teak set.. Shipping was a bit of a nightmare as the courier left the box in the rain, but the wood survived perfectly thanks to the tight wrapping. Once I got them cleaned, I realized how much better teak is than my old nylon tools. The texture is just better. Looks way more expensive than the price suggests.
The wood grain on these utensils is absolutely stunning.. My husband says these make our kitchen look like a high-end farmhouse design. The proportions of the ladle are just right for portioning soup, and the finish is silky smooth. We've replaced our entire drawer with this set now. Fits seamlessly in my crowded kitchen drawer.
My drawers were a mess until I organized them with this set.. The proportions of the ladle are just right for portioning soup, and the finish is silky smooth. We've replaced our entire drawer with this set now. Opening the package revealed such a rich teak grain.
These tools handle my cast iron skillets with ease.. I was skeptical about wooden utensils at first, but these teak pieces changed my mind. The heft is perfect, not too light, and they don't scratch my non-stick pans whatsoever. Washing them is simple if you don't soak them for too long, just a quick rinse. Used them for scrambled eggs immediately after unboxing.
A friend recommended this collection, so I decided to test them.. I was skeptical about wooden utensils at first, but these teak pieces changed my mind. The heft is perfect, not too light, and they don't scratch my non-stick pans whatsoever. Washing them is simple if you don't soak them for too long, just a quick rinse. They look incredibly elegant displayed in my countertop crock.
My drawers were a mess until I organized them with this set.. I was skeptical about wooden utensils at first, but these teak pieces changed my mind. The heft is perfect, not too light, and they don't scratch my non-stick pans whatsoever. Washing them is simple if you don't soak them for too long, just a quick rinse. Chose these because teak is naturally water-resistant compared to bamboo.