Cutting Boards: The Trendy Accessory We’re All Putting on Display
Don’t stash your cutting board away, display that beautiful wood grain against your backsplash or anywhere in your kitchen or dining area.
Every season, there’s always one or two items we see our experts sprinkle into their kitchen designs. In the past, we’ve had chalk boards, milk-glass bottles and vintage signs to name a few. Lately we’ve noticed that cutting boards are not being tucked away in the pantry, they’re out on display for all the world to see.

Rebecca Zajac
When shopping for cutting boards, look for hardwoods like maple, walnut, cherry, teak and bamboo. These are the best choice due to their durability and the pretty patina that will develop over time.

Jennifer Puno
If you looking for something new to collect, culinary-wise, cutting boards are a practical choice. Don’t limit yourself to just boards, try pizza peels, wooden salad bowls and dough bowls.

Rebecca Zajac
The popularity of farmhouse style, thanks in part to our own Joanna Gaines and Fixer Upper, may have helped contribute to this new look. And it’s a no-brainer to see that natural wood is the perfect accompaniment to a white color palette and vintage dishware.

Kirsten Holmstedt
Even in contemporary-style kitchens where gray is becoming the new white, cutting boards are still the perfect functional accessory.

Mary Costa Photography
Mixed media – like these wood and marble boards – are a smart choice, not only for design style, but for practicality too. Marble, granite, slate or other natural stone are great for serving cheese. Put your marble board in the fridge for an hour so before serving, it’ll help keep the cheese cold throughout your party.

Rachel Whyte
Look for a variety of shapes and species if displaying multiple boards. Rectangular bread boards are easy to find and inexpensive, and round boards not only look cool, they’re very handy for pizza parties.

House of Jade Interiors