Our handcrafted travel games are conversation starters, friend makers, and travel must-haves. Now we’re armchair-traveling along with you, tracking the travel game adventures you’ve shared with us worldwide.
As travelers ourselves, we know what you want: functional, organizational little things to help you with your gear, and conversation-starting, long wait in the train station boredom-eliminating, lightweight and small, classic travel games. Also with a monogramming option to prevent theft. We’ve got you covered for the perfect unique gifts for travellers!
Let the dice take charge.
Making decisions isn’t always easy, and can sometimes lead to hours, even months, of deliberation. That’s why when Isaac Stone Simonelli started to get the travel itch, he decided to take a radically different, and whimsical, approach to planning out his expedition. Continue reading
Presenting the Cribbage Minibook, included with every Travel Cribbage Board purchase, free of charge. The minibook is a twee little book that handily presents a basic guide to the game in a small, packable format. Continue reading
We all know how easily the rigors of daily life can overshadow simple pleasures. Sometimes all it takes is a special gift on a momentous occasion to help us reconnect with what matters most.
Field trip! Walnut explores historic leather, cycle history, and high design in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Our Leather Drawer Pulls added the perfect finishing touch to this Airstream trailer restoration project.
Inspired by the pocket games soldiers carried in WWII, our Travel Cribbage Board has become such a perennial favorite among Walnut fans that we introduced a new twist. The Travel Cribbage Board is now also available as a Gift Set, complete with muslin carrying pouch decorated with artwork by illustrator Carla Bartow and a set of recycled, American-made BICYCLE® Eco Edition playing cards by the […]
Our job is supremely rewarding when we are able to help our customers enjoy their bicycle journeys, whether that’s simply a fun ride to the local farmer’s market or a multi-day bicycle tour.
You could say it was a leap of faith when we decided to move our cozy home tucked in urban Southeast Portland to a new home and Walnut Studiolo workspace on the rural, craggy Oregon Coast. Continue reading
