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Boards

Handcrafted hardwood boards for preparing, serving, and gathering. Explore end grain and edge grain cutting boards, live edge serving boards, and serving trays.

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Each piece is made by me in Blue Point, New York, highlighting the natural character of the wood while balancing beauty and everyday function.

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Shop available pieces or request a custom board made just for you.

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Live Edge Serving Boards

These boards highlight the natural edge of the wood, giving each piece a one-of-a-kind shape and character. Designed with charcuterie in mind, they offer a more organic, relaxed presentation style that’s perfect for gatherings. The focus is on showcasing the beauty of the material while creating a functional surface for serving meats, cheeses, and more.

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Serving Trays

​These boards are built with a clean, structured look, using laminated hardwoods for strength and visual appeal. The elongated form and integrated handles make them easy to carry and ideal for serving or passing around a table. They offer a more refined, consistent design while still highlighting the craftsmanship and attention to detail in every piece.

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Edge Grain Cutting Boards

​Edge grain boards are constructed by gluing together the long, narrow edges of wood planks. This creates a stronger, more stable surface than face grain while still offering a visually appealing
look. Edge grain boards are commonly used for cutting and slicing, providing a balance between durability and aesthetics. They’re a great choice for everyday kitchen use, combining strength with an attractive striped pattern.

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End Grain Cutting Boards

End grain boards are made by arranging small blocks of wood with the grain facing up. This unique construction gives the board a checkerboard appearance and makes it incredibly durable. End grain boards are often preferred by professional chefs and serious home cooks, because they’re gentle on knives, allowing the blade to slide between the wood fibers. This not only extends the life of your knives but also the board itself, making it perfect for heavy-duty chopping and slicing.

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