by Sangeeta Kocharekar URL Copied! Products featured are independently and objectively selected by our editors. From time to time, things you buy through our links may earn us an affiliate commission. American interior designer Jordan Samson has recently said on TikTok that the days of hyperminimalism in interior design are gone, making way for one style we’ll be seeing more and more of in 2024.
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The very best of The Latch delivered straight to your inbox. Part of that trend is colourful cutting boards. Forget the usual wood or plastic material, cutting boards are these days being injected with colour, often so aesthetically pleasing, they’re also doubling as serving boards.
In 2021, a writer for US publication Bon Appetit sang the praises of one such colourful chopping board – a confetti cutting board by New York design studio Fredericks and Mae. She described it as being both low-maintenance and functional. “[.
..] has the durability of my everyday blackboards, the beauty of my wooden ones, and a lot more personality than both,” the article reads before going on to sing the praises of the cutting board, which comes in yellow and blue, multicoloured and black and white.
“Did I mention it’s made from recycled materials?” it reads. “Those confetti specks are leftover scraps from solid colour cutting boards. It has a higher price point than your average plastic board, but investing in sustainability to me is worth it.
” Bed Threads’ Journal wrote of Fredericks and Mae cutting boards: “These delightful boards make for a stunning foundation for serving everything from the ultimate cheese platter to indulgent desserts.” While Fredericks and Mae don’t ship to Australia, it is stocked at the Sydney gift shop Sorry Thanks I Love You, Melbourne’s Third Drawer Down and online on Australian e-tailer Hands . Australian homewares brand House of Nunu also has a similar cutting board, made from food-safe HDPE plastic.
Global e-tailer CookDineHost also has a similar board. If you’re keen to get in on the colourful cutting board trend, ahead, we’ve rounded up some of the best options. Willkommen Kitchen Cutting Board , $ 15 .
29 Add some colour to your kitchen with this four-piece flexible cutting board set. They’re made from BPA-free food-grade material and are reversible and knife-friendly. Rstigiker Chopping Board Set , $27.
99 This four-piece cutting board set comes with a red and orange storage stand so you can easily access them. The boards are made with acrylic and have an anti-slip surface. Fredericks & Mae Cutting Board , $179 House of Nunu Choppy Board , $99 Sasni Cobalt Recycled Chopping Board , on sale $96 Abrianna Marble Cutting Board , $99 Related: 10 of the Best Finds From the Depths of Amazon’s Neutral Home Décor Corner of TikTok Related: Simple Ways to Freshen Up Your Home Décor Without Breaking the Bank Read more stories from The Latch and subscribe to our email newsletter .
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