
The LuminaryHome 3-Piece Acacia Cutting Board Set covers nearly every job that happens on a kitchen counter. The three boards arrive in distinct shapes, rectangle, square, and round, so you can keep raw prep on one, bread and cheese on another, and still have a clean surface ready when a recipe runs long. Each board is cut generously large, leaving real room to work instead of pushing chopped vegetables off the edge.
Acacia is the reason the set lasts. It is a dense, closed-grain hardwood that resists the cracking and warping that split cheaper boards after a season of washing, and it is gentle enough on knife edges to keep them sharp between sharpenings. The natural grain runs from warm gold to deep brown across every board, and a light coat of food-safe mineral oil now and then brings that colour straight back.
A carved ergonomic handle on each board makes them easy to lift, carry, and serve from, so the same board that held the prep work goes to the table as a charcuterie platter, pizza peel, or cheese tray. The handle hole doubles as a hanging point, and a loop of leather or twine turns the set into rustic wall decor between meals. Hand wash and dry them upright rather than soaking them or running them through a dishwasher.
- Set of 3: rectangle, square, and round boards
- Solid acacia hardwood resists cracking and warping
- Ergonomic carved handle with hang hole on each board
- Doubles as charcuterie board, serving platter, or pizza peel
- Hand wash only; re-oil occasionally with food-safe mineral oil
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes and shapes come in the set?
Three boards in three shapes, rectangle, square, and round. Each is cut generously large, so chopped vegetables stay on the board instead of sliding off the edge.
Is acacia hard on my knives?
No. Acacia is dense but forgiving, so it holds up to daily chopping while staying gentle on the edge. Your knives keep their sharpness longer between sharpenings.
How do I keep the wood looking new?
Hand wash, dry the boards standing upright, and rub in a light coat of food-safe mineral oil now and then. The grain darkens straight back to that warm gold and brown.
Can I put them in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is the way to go. It takes a moment and it is what keeps the hardwood from drying out, so the boards stay flat and crack free for years.
What is the hole in the handle for?
Two things. It gives you a solid grip when carrying a loaded board, and it doubles as a hanging point. A loop of leather or twine turns the set into wall decor.