Cutting Boards

Sometimes, less is more. Whether you just need to cut up a little something for dinner, or make a sandwich, these single-plank boards in reclaimed olive wood are the perfect solution in the kitchen. These make great gifts for the cook with one-too-few places to chop, or the young adult going off to college or getting that first apartment. What a great way to bring these trees into your home!
Sometimes, less is more. Whether you just need to cut up a little something for dinner, or make a sandwich these single-plank boards in reclaimed maple are the perfect solution in the kitchen. These make the perfect gift for the cook with one too-few places to chop, or the young adult going off to college or getting that first apartment. What a great way to bring these trees into your home!
The cheese board in reclaimed elm (7" x 16" x 1"). These boards in elm, or black walnut are the perfect size for setting out snacks for your guests. With their elegant, organic shapes , beautiful grain and color, this is a great way to present these reclaimed trees to your friends and family.
The Carving and Serving Platter measures about 15" x 21" x 1", (each one is a slightly different shape) and is made from reclaimed black walnut. It features a generous "juice groove" to keep the drippings where they belong, and handle cutouts for easy lifting. It is big enough to accommodate the largest "Roast Beast" for carving and serving in style.
This large board for preparing dough, and rolling out pastry crusts and so forth measures 29" x 22" by .75". It is lightweight (for its size) and strong, allowing easy cleanup and storage. Made from sustainably harvested cottonwood and black walnut. Finished with three coats of walnut oil and beeswax.
This medium cutting board measures approximately 16" x 9" x 1.5". It is made of sustainably harvested black walnut, and olive wood from Boulder County, Colorado
Butcher block, elm and black walnut. 18" x 18" x 2.5"
This large cutting board is made of sustainably harvested black walnut, and olive wood from Boulder County, Colorado.