Commissions

Let us build your centerpiece.

Tell us what you're imagining — the look, the size, and story behind it. We'll partner with you and craft a unique piece for you.

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How it works

From your idea to your counter.

01

Tell us what you have in mind

Share the rough shape of it — how you cook, the woods you love, the occasion. A few sentences is plenty; we'll ask the right questions.

02

We talk it through

We'll reply personally to talk through wood, dimensions, and price, and sketch a direction together. You'll have a clear quote before we start.

03

We craft your board

Once the design is settled, it goes on the bench. You'll get a realistic timeline up front, and we'll keep you posted as it moves.

The commission form

Start the conversation.

No commitment yet — this just opens the conversation. Every message comes straight to us and gets a personal reply, usually within a couple of days.

Prefer email? Write us at service@wooded.cc

Good to know

Commission questions

How much does a commissioned board cost?

Every commission is quoted individually once we've talked through wood, size, and details.

How long does a commission take?

Depending on the piece and our production schedule, we will provide a projected timeline. For most boards, it will range from 3–6 weeks to completion.

Can you engrave it?

Yes — engraving, juice grooves, handles, feet. Tell us what you're thinking in the form and we'll price it with the rest.

What if I don't know exactly what I want?

Our best advice would be to think about (and measure if possible) the kitchen environment for the board, and how large of a piece you prefer, in both surface area and weight. For aesthetics, we recommend checking current & past work and see what styling stands out to you.

Ways to customize

What we can build in.

A few of the details we can work into a commission. Nothing here is a fixed menu — if you have something else in mind, ask.

Handles

End cutouts
Scooped edge

Recessed grips routed into the ends, or a shallow scoop along the side. Either makes a heavy board easy to lift.

Juice groove

With groove
No groove

A channel routed inside the border catches what runs off a roast. Leave it off for a flat prep surface.

Feet

With feet
No feet

Feet lift the board off the counter so air moves underneath and it dries evenly on both faces.

Engraving

Engraved
Plain

Engraving goes on the vertical side edge, in the corner — visible when the board is standing, out of the way of the cutting surface.

Custom sizes, species and edge profiles on request

Ready now

Want one sooner?

Every board in the shop is already one of one — crafted, finished, and ready to ship this week.

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