Geometric Cutting Board
by Hampson Woods
- Materials: Plane Wood
- Medium: (approx) 275 x 160 x 17mm
- Large: (approx) 335 x 220 x 17mm
Hampson Wood are inspired by the grace and beauty of timber and produce pieces that retain a simple and timeless elegance. Their approach to small-batch production is patient and considered; and they are equally careful with our sourcing of material – quite simply, no timber is worked unless its provenance is known.
Made from the London Plane tree: smooth to touch and a joy to use, these boards have a crisp and angular beauty. Every one is different, and every board is loved (even before it finds a home!)
Every board is unique and the one that finds your table will differ slightly from the one photographed. They are finished with HW Wood Balm.
Made in London
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