The Executive — Maple & Cherry
Personalized End Grain Cutting Board
Personalized End Grain Cutting Board
Personalized End Grain Cutting Board
This kind of elevated kitchen essential isn’t just for culinary pros anymore. But you’ll feel like one every time your knife glides over this end grain-constructed cutting board. For home chefs and Iron Chefs alike, The Executive isn’t here to judge the fact that you measure garlic with your heart or taught yourself how to spatchcock a chicken. It’ll hold your crustiest bread, creamiest cheese, crispest veggies, juiciest fruits — and look stunning the whole time.
It’s there for you when you’re trying to impress a crowd, or it’s just a table for one (but between us, it’s impressive on its own). Use it daily or just on special occasions. Either way, you’ll want to keep it as a permanent fixture on the countertop to admire regularly. Beware obsessions and neighbors popping over for another look.
Product Details:
Every cutting board comes hand-packed, instantly giftable, and ready to use right out of the box. We’ll ship personalized products anywhere in the U.S. within 7-10 business days of when you place your order. Orders placed without personalization or custom requests will ship in 3-5 business days. These products are made with locally-sourced wood from our trusted suppliers, crafted by a real human, and finished with food-grade mineral oil and beeswax. Regular board maintenance is highly recommended, and board care instructions are included with each order.
We do our best to maintain consistency, but this is indeed a natural product. The exact size, weight, grain, and color of each board will vary slightly and may not look identical to the photos on our website. Rest assured, your board could pass as this one’s twin — we promise!
Personalized products are final sale.
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Approx. 16.5" L x 10.5" W x 1.5" H
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Approx. 6 lbs.
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100% natural, hand-selected wood
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This is the absolute gold standard of durability and construction when it comes to wood products. End grain cutting boards hide more knife marks and require more steps and materials to produce, resulting in a heftier product (both weight and investment) and a staggered, brick-like pattern.
