
Free shipping on every order
1-year manufacturing defect warranty on every board
Solid South American teak, finished by hand

Your cutting board touches everything you eat. We make ours from solid teak and finish them by hand, with no plastic or harsh chemicals.

Each knife stroke on a plastic board cuts a groove, and the shavings from that groove land in your food. Once you notice the scars on your old board, you'll see them every time you chop.
We cut each board from 100% solid teak, a dense, oil-rich wood that resists moisture.
We buy teak from managed sources and leave old-growth timber alone.
We treat each board with food-safe WOCA oil before it ships, so you can cook on it the day it arrives.
We ship free across the contiguous US from our California warehouse, with no minimum spend.

Teak carries its own oils, so the board needs no plastic coating to keep water and stains out. Your knives stay sharp on it, and a wipe and an occasional oiling keep it flat.
You replace a plastic board once the knife scars and stains set in. Hand wash a teak board and oil it now and then, and it stays in your kitchen for years with nothing synthetic touching your food.
No. Teak is soft on knife edges, so your blades stay sharp longer than they would on plastic or glass.
Yes. We finish each board with premium WOCA oil from Denmark and bond it with a food-safe, non-toxic adhesive. You won't find harmful chemicals or microplastics in it.
Standard shipping takes 5–8 business days across the continental US.
Yes. If your item arrives with a manufacturing defect, you can return it within 7 days.
Hand wash it with warm water and dry it right away. Rub in food-grade mineral oil every few weeks, or when the wood looks dry.
Yes. Every order ships free, with no minimum.
More questions? Email woodendecorusa@gmail.com
Shop the CollectionFirst light across the grain. Warm bread and butter before anyone's fully awake. By evening it's onions, herbs, the steak resting in its corner well. Later, figs and cheese and a bottle opened for friends who stayed too long. Then it's wiped down, left on the counter where it lives, catching the morning light again. That's why we're called Wooden Decor.