Kitchen
3. Removable Inset Cutting Board Owners of beautiful edge-grain wooden island countertops might think twice about using them as cutting surfaces. New Orleans-based NOLA Boards, which made this T-shaped one from century-old cypress logs pulled from the bottom of a river, addressed that reluctance by insetting a designated cutting board. It’s made from the same sinker cypress wood but in end-grain block construction, which shows knife marks less readily and is easier on blades than edge-grain. The best part? The board is removable, making cleanup, maintenance and serving a breeze.
backsplash
Marble wall
Wine fridge in island
The blue MDF cabinets.
The drop-in buckets
The cupboards
Shelves for cookbooks on end of island
Wine fridge on end of island
Wine rack
the hood
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