Strategist contributor Kiki Aranita has her eye on this one, made from old barrels. She says barrels can have a life span of 200 years, passed around to age liquors like bourbon and rum, then non-liquids like chocolate and coffee beans. When they finally reach the end, Wine Enthusiast repurposes the lids to turn into lazy Susans.

Here’s another marble one — though it appears much more monotone than the above version.

I love the two-material makeup of this model: subtle gray-and-white marble with a striking wood strip across the center.

Another Etsy find: a simple turntable that comes in quite a few muted colors, including yellow, burnt orange, powder blue, and sage. It’s made from concrete, which is porous, so they throw in a free coaster if you plan to set a bottle of olive oil on the surface.

Yes, this is insanely expensive — but in another world, I would certainly add to cart. I love the shade (it also comes in green) and the translucent nature of the glass, which I imagine would cast the most gorgeous reflection onto a counter when the light hits it right.