Dark Contrast

The pattern is simple and sharp: squares of dark American walnut with a thin line of pale beech between each one. The result is a graphic grid that looks as good on the counter as it does as a serving board.
Its compact size suits everyday cutting of vegetables, bread and cheese.

Like every board that leaves the workshop, this one started as raw lumber: milled, cut, glued with high-quality adhesives and sanded. The wood was then soaked in mineral oil, sealed with Ledicode board oil (food-safe and VOC-free) and finished with a hard Deylina wax that seals the pores of the wood.

Care: wash by hand with water and mild soap, and dry right away. Not dishwasher safe. Every so often, rub in a thin coat of board oil to keep the wood in good shape for years.