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BRINGING ART

INTO EVERYDAY LIFE

Uniquely designed and handmade in Canada.

Emotions in Wood is an artisanal wood shop since 2019 launched by Philippe Charmet in Salmo, British Columbia, Canada.

Philippe dedicates himself to bringing art into everyday life.

In his world, practical & functional objects become unique works of art that bring joy in your life.

 

They touch your spirit when you are buttering your toast in the morning;
They greet you with peace when you drop your hat & coat after a work day;
They also warm your heart when you prepare a meal for your loved ones;
And they talk of your home when you are sharing a drink with friends.

 

This is Emotions in Wood!

Outstanding functionality in a beautiful work of art.

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EiW Current Offerings

Homeware Products

• Butterdishes
• Butcher blocks
• Charcuterie & sandwich boards
• Magnetic knife racks
• Coasters
• Jewelry boxes
• Business card holders
• Children cubes
• Games
• Bird Houses

Furniture – Stock or Custom

• Kitchen islands
• Counter tops
• Coat & hat racks
• Tables &  stools

Beehives for the Honey & Bee Industry

• 5 frame NUC boxes
• 10 frame “The Pro” boxes
• Various components & accessories available
• Custom-designed to fit your specific needs

Art reveals the natural beauty and warmth of wood.

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Recent Blog Posts & News

ButterButter dishesButter historyThe butter blog #5
20/01/2026

The butter blog #5

Mongolia & butter culture: When we hear the word Mongol, the first thing that comes to mind is the name Genghis Khan and of course, the powerful Mongol Empire from around 1206 to 1368. Obviously, Mongol tribes existed long before and still do to this day, albeit in…
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Butter DishButter historyButterButter Blog E4
07/12/2025

Butter Blog E4

Who used butter in antiquity? Although butter consumption was first mentioned in Mediterranean antiquity, it was not widely used in food preparation, as people preferred cooking with oil, but was more appreciated for therapeutic reasons. Egyptians used it as a remedy for eye irritations. The Romans made butter…
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25/07/2025

No more crutches

Today is a big day for me! After breaking my right leg night-skiing almost 6 months ago, X-rays are showing that the tibia is finally back into one piece. It was a very complex break. My surgeon had to implant a fair bit of metal to put the bone…
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