Large Maple & Poplar Serving Board | Minimalist Wooden Platter

This board is a masterclass in clean, minimalist design, utilizing the bright tones of Northeast Maple and the unique streaks of Appalachian Poplar. At nearly 60cm long, it’s a striking piece that balances modern aesthetics with heavy-duty durability.

Elevate your hosting with the bright, clean aesthetic of our Maple and Poplar serving board. Hand-finished in single-digit micro-batches in Ireland, this board features a sleek minimalist handle designed for effortless service. Each piece undergoes our signature multi-stage finishing process—twice oiled and twice coated in hand-buffed Board Butter—to create a silky, food-safe surface that highlights the natural beauty of the timber.

Key Features & Benefits

• Incredible Durability: Made with dense Northeast American Maple, known for its tight grain and resistance to deep knife scratches.

• Naturally Sanitary: Maple’s closed-grain structure naturally inhibits bacteria growth, making it one of the safest surfaces for food presentation.
• Unique Visual Character: Features Appalachian Poplar, prized for its distinct pale tones and natural streaks of green or purple.

• Large Capacity Hosting: The 595mm length provides ample space to serve 15-20 guests, making it ideal for large gatherings and events.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Hard Northeast Maple and Appalachian Poplar.

• Dimensions: 595mm x 185mm x 20mm.

• Finish: Double-oiled and double-coated with custom Board Butter.

• Maintenance: Hand wash only; periodic re-oiling recommended.

FAQ Section

• Why is maple good for a chopping or serving board? Maple is an incredibly dense hardwood with a closed grain, meaning it doesn't harbor bacteria and resists the wear and tear of frequent hosting.

• How many people will a 60cm serving board accommodate? This board is designed for scale; it comfortably serves 15 to 20 people for charcuterie, cheese, or appetizers.

• What are the green streaks in the wood? Those are natural mineral streaks found in Poplar wood from the Appalachian region, making every board a one-of-a-kind piece of functional art.