Description
This cheese board set brings together warm acacia wood, cool slate and a crisp white ceramic bowl for a serving arrangement that handles everything from a midweek nibble to a full spread. The acacia base forms the main tray, its grain running in soft golden and honeyed tones that vary from piece to piece, while a slate insert sits neatly within for chalk-marking cheeses or laying out charcuterie. The white bowl adds a bright note for olives, chutney or crackers, and the included cutlery keeps knives and forks close to hand. Measuring 33cm wide and 24cm deep with a height of 5cm, it holds a generous selection without dominating the table.
As part of our serveware & trays range, this set suits a relaxed kitchen island, a dining table set for guests or a sideboard laid out for drinks. The mix of wood and stone works well against both rustic and pared-back schemes, and the white bowl ties in with plain crockery or linen napkins. Style it with a wedge of cheese, some grapes and a few oatcakes, or use the tray alone to carry glasses and small plates through to the sitting room.
Acacia is a hardwearing wood that ages well with a little care. Wipe the board with a damp cloth and dry it promptly rather than soaking or putting it in the dishwasher, and treat the surface occasionally with food-safe oil to keep the grain nourished. The slate needs only a wipe, and the ceramic bowl is easy to rinse clean.
Specification
| Type |
Serveware & Trays |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Stone |
| Height |
5cm |
| Width |
33cm |
| Depth |
24cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the set made from?
It combines an acacia wood board, a slate insert, a white ceramic bowl and matching cutlery, so you get a range of surfaces suited to different foods.
How should I style it?
Lay out cheeses on the slate, fill the bowl with chutney or olives and use the acacia board for crackers and fruit. It works on a table, island or sideboard.
Is it big enough for guests?
At 33cm wide and 24cm deep, it comfortably holds a selection for a few people, and the tray also doubles up for carrying drinks and small plates.
Can the wood go in the dishwasher?
No. Wipe the acacia with a damp cloth, dry it promptly and oil it now and then. The slate and ceramic bowl simply need a rinse and wipe.
Will the wood grain look the same as shown?
Acacia is a natural material, so each board carries its own grain pattern and tone, meaning yours will be subtly unique.