Types of chopping boards and natural finishes
The selection features designs crafted from various wood species and techniques from artisan tradition. Solid olive wood chopping boards are distinguished by their characteristic flamed grain and dense fibres, available in both straight-edged formats and charming rustic or bark-edged live-edge versions. Alongside smooth surfaces, the range includes options enriched with decorative details, such as edelweiss engravings or heart-shaped carvings, echoing Alpine iconography and coordinating seamlessly with the collection of kitchen utensils made of olive wood and our range of wooden kitchen and tableware.
Guide to choosing the ideal chopping board
To find the chopping board best suited to your needs, consider its primary intended use, size and practicality. If serving starters, cured meats or cheese selections is the priority, oval or elongated serving boards with an integrated handle ensure a secure grip and an eye-catching presentation, pairing harmoniously with wooden bowls and trays. For the regular slicing of bread, vegetables and herbs, compact rectangular boards provide stability and lasting blade resistance without dulling your knives.
Frequently asked questions
Is olive wood suitable for food contact?
Yes, olive wood is naturally dense, non-porous and safe for serving and cutting cured meats, cheeses and baked goods.
How should wooden chopping boards be washed to keep them looking their best?
Natural wooden chopping boards should be washed by hand using a damp sponge and mild soap, air-dried immediately, and never placed in the dishwasher or left to soak.
How can you protect the wood surface from drying out?
It is advisable to periodically apply a thin coat of food-grade oil, such as linseed or olive oil, to nourish the fibres and enhance the lustre of the natural grain.