Maple & Walnut End Grain

Description

Sure, you could keep using that plastic cutting board with the mystery stains, but why punish yourself like that? Our end grain cutting boards are made for people who appreciate the finer things in life—like clean lines, durable surfaces, and wood that isn’t pretending to be wood.

Each board is handcrafted with actual care (we know, wild concept), using quality hardwoods and a little bit of stubborn perfectionism.

End Grain Cutting Board – Built to Take a Beating (and Look Good Doing It)

Our end grain cutting boards aren’t just eye candy for your kitchen—they’re tough, self-healing workhorses made for serious slicing. Crafted from hand-selected hardwoods, each board is designed with the grain facing up, meaning your knives slide between the wood fibers instead of hacking across them. The result? A longer-lasting edge on your blades and a board that practically heals itself after every chop.

We carefully arrange every block of wood to showcase a unique mosaic of grain patterns, making each board a functional piece of art. Finished with food-safe oil and a whole lotta love, it’s the kind of board your future grandkids will fight over.

Perfect for chefs, home cooks, or anyone who’s ever shouted “Where’s a real cutting board?”
Custom sizes available. Sass included at no extra charge.

Why Are We Using a Computer-Generated Cutting Board Design?

Because we love chaos… but only in the grain pattern.

At Happy House Woodworking, we like to keep things precise. While we could sketch things out with a crayon on a napkin (don’t tempt us), using a computer-generated design helps us nail the layout before we start slicing up beautiful wood like we’re in a cooking competition.

It lets us test out dimensions, wood combinations, and patterns without wasting materials—or our sanity. Bonus: no splinters from your keyboard.

So when you see our fancy digital mockups, just know it’s all part of the plan to give you the kind of custom board that looks like it was designed by a genius… because it kinda was (with some help from the computer).

We’re still doing the real work by hand. The computer’s just making sure we don’t reinvent the rectangle every time.