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Original, unique designs to help with lifting and carrying your bicycle

Lifetime leather bar wraps in five styles for every type of handlebar and bicycle

Best-selling "commuter essentials" for making the daily commute easier

Stunning handcrafted bicycle bags carry the essentials and turn heads!

Our original best-selling Travel Cribbage Boards have fans worldwide

Play dice anywhere you go in a handcrafted brass keychain or necklace.

Uniquely functional for travel: hand-drawn domino playing cards (2 sizes!)

Our newest folding leather board and favorite game: Travel Backgammon!

All handcrafted handles in 8 styles, 4 leather colors, & 3 metal finishes

Strong yet soft, durable and sustainable, no-bumps and no-bruises

Collection details, stylesheets, dimensions, sizing, palette & more

Flexible but sturdy, creative solutions to tricky problem corners

Our blog"In a Nutshell" is written by humans:

- how-to guides

- in-depth articles

- photo essays

We wrote a free educational series about our favorite material, from how it's made to spotting vintage quality

About

Credit Erin Berzel - Valerie Schafer Franklin and Geoffrey Franklin at the Oregon Coast

Walnut Studiolo crafts original modern designs by hand in our Oregon workshop using only natural materials. We are a family-run company located on the North Oregon Coast.

How did it all begin? In a walnutshell, it started with Geoffrey Franklin's 1978 Bianchi road bike. Biking to work every day in Portland, Oregon inspired Geoffrey to customize his ride. When he couldn't find what he was looking for, he decided to create his own unique designs using leather. In 2009, his wife Valerie opened a store on Etsy, and Walnut Studiolo was born. Read more.

Learn More About Us

10-Year Anniversary Company History (Infographic 2019)

Customer Profiles

Meet Our Mousers: The Workshop Cats

Move to the Coast (Announcement 2016)

Our Homestead: Update 10 Years After Moving to the Coast

Our Story (Long-Form)

Photo Essay: "Day in the Life"

Photo Essay: "Evolution of a Workshop"

Photo Essay: "How We Make Things"

Photo Essay: "Power Outage!"

Press/Media/Interviews

Reputation: reviews, testimonials, feedback and more

Sustainability

Transparency in Ownership --> on our blog

Values

Video: "What Handmade Means"

 

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