Stone Splash Drying Rack
Created by Arra David and Anne Johnson
Hang dishcloths, reused baggies, and other diminutive dryables on this handmade kitchen rack.
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Made in USA
About the Maker
created by
Arra David and Anne Johnson
location
New Hampshire
“Inspiration ambushes me anytime, anywhere, and I welcome it.”
During lifetimes spent around New England's forests and seacoast, Arra David and Anne Johnson have become masters of bringing the outdoors in. Stone, sun, wind, rain, and waves provide their raw materials. Arra and Anne transform them into well-designed, innovative works of handmade art with the help of a group of dedicated artisans they lovingly call "rockers." "We work together as a closely knit family," says Arra. "We all put our hearts, brains, muscles, and fingertips into everything we build." They use ethically forested wood, and replace each stone gathered from the water with a quarry rock that will eventually become another worn beauty.
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Made from
stone, aluminum, granite
Measurements
4" L x 4" W (base) x 8" H
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Item ID
49264
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People love this drying rack for its stylish design and sturdy construction, making it a functional piece of art that is versatile and sustainable.
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- 5 stars out of 5
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- 5 stars out of 5
I love this little rack - I use it mainly for drying cutting boards an…
- 5 stars out of 5
The drying rack was exactly what I expected and is an excellent additi…
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- 5 stars out of 5
- Maple
- verified reviewer
- Singapore, Singapore
A Stunning Solution for SIlicone :Pouch Drying
I recently purchased the Stone Splash Drying Rack from Uncommon Goods to dry my silicone pouches - and I'm delighted with it. The granite base and natural stone-topped aluminum spokes aren't just functional; they're sculptural. I rotate the spokes to accommodate different pouches and cloths, and they stay neatly in place without touching the countertop. Beyond practicality, its organic elegance has become a visual highlight in my kitchen. It seamlessly blends decor and daily use - truly elevating a mundane task into something beautiful. Highly recommended!
- 4 stars out of 5
- Susie
- Atlanta Ga
Looks good as decorative piece as well as it is functional
Like the style and natural look. Maybe just the three I purchased but the metal pieces with the rocks to hang items don't stay in place. Any suggestions regarding how to make metal & rock arms stay in place? Or sometimes it's helpful that rocks and metal tubes move to make more adaptable to dry variety of items
- 5 stars out of 5
- Ditta71
- Seattle
So usefull
I love this little rack - I use it mainly for drying cutting boards and pan lids I handwash, but also plastic bags sometimes. My kitchen is very modern, and I think it looks perfect in there.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Angela
- verified reviewer
- Maine
Excellent, solid quality- would definitely buy again!
The drying rack was exactly what I expected and is an excellent addition to our kitchen. Aesthetically pleasing and highly functional it can also be put away quickly and easily if not in use. Though I enjoy the look of it empty as well.
- 5 stars out of 5
- TS
- Long Island, NY
Sturdy...Stylish...Sustainable
What a great drying rack...we use it for the water bottles, bags and even rags. It is a work of art that is well designed and functional. It looks beautiful and is very well made. So many visitors have asked about it.
- 5 stars out of 5
- OCDdabbler
- verified reviewer
- Montana
Keep your rag out of my clean sink!
Not only keeps the rag out and air dries, but easy to clean and holds heavy insulated containers for drying. Looks nice and solid construction.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Ng
- verified reviewer
- Ny ny
Unusually unique and useful gift
This person I bought for has everything- and lives in a tiny apartment in NYC. This was great bc they do not have anything like it and said it is easy to fold up and put away when not being used
- 5 stars out of 5
- Susan
- verified reviewer
- Topeka, KS
Aesthetically pleasing and functional
I've been tempted to buy other bag drying racks but held off because I didn't want anything else to clutter my kitchen counter. But when I saw this I changed my mind. When not holding a bag or two it looks like an interesting piece of art. Not only is it functional but it's also a conversation starter!
- 2 stars out of 5
- Sevenknows
- verified reviewer
- Hawaii
Beautiful but doesn't work for intended use
I bought this for drying plastic bags and beeswax wraps, but it doesn't work for such use. The rods are made to be adjustable so they are not fixed in any position. This means they fall together in one "pile" if you add weight or try to straddle 2 of the rods with a plastic bag. One rod won't hold a bag open; rather, the bag closes itself beneath the stone. The rack would probably work great if used for drying water bottles or anything with a hard side that would help separate the rods. Note... the sponge holder made by the same company has rods that are fixed in place and it work beautifully.
Response from merchant
Hi! We are so sorry to hear that happened. We’re glad you were able to use our Forever Returns policy.
- 5 stars out of 5
- rjh
- verified reviewer
- Rockford, IL
The Green Queen
Years ago I bought a similar drying rack for my mother in law when I discovered she was washing and drying her plastic bags. When she passed away I debated taking her drying rack for myself. It was made out of bamboo and had seen many years of wear. When I saw this drying rack it had all the upgrades hers didn't, sturdiness, aesthetically pleasing and made with recycled parts.
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- AEB
- undisclosed
How big are the stones on the top of each drying peg diameter-wise (approximately)? Trying to figure out what size opening of a bottle would fit on each peg.
Verified reply from Amy
Hi there! Every single stone the artist uses for this is different, so we cannot definitively state any measurements. However, if we were to take a guess based on the third photo in the description, considering the base is 4x4, every stone seems to be under 2" in length. The roundness of them varies, so we couldn't say what size opening would fit over them, but most glasses/bottles would.
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