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Georg Jensen
Nothing beats winding down on a Thursday afternoon with a glass of red in one hand and a homemade charcuterie board on the other. Whether you’re lighting a candle and winding down for some alone time, or you’ve invited a few friends over to debrief on the week that has just gone, a cheeseboard is always a good idea whatever the occasion.
Coming in an array of shapes, sizes, colours and styles, there’s a cheese serving board to suit every graze, aesthetic, or event.
From boards made from acacia for those wanting to add a rustic touch to marble serving boards for a hint of glam, the options are endless.
So, to take your next cheese and wine night to the next level, we’ve rounded up the best serving boards that are made to make your favourite cheese-filled morsels shine.
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The best cheese serving boards available in Australia
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Personalised large gumleaf Australia hardwood serving board, $159 at Hardtofind
Made from sustainably sourced Australian hardwood and crafted by hand, this large serving board from Hardtofind will fit all your favourite cheeses, condiments, fruits and more. It’s perfect for the dedicated entertainer. Plus, its larger size makes it ideal for wine and cheese night with close friends and family.
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Alex Liddy acacia 1m long serving board, $139.99 (usually $279.99) at House
A grazing platter is the perfect centrepiece for conversation among friends. This one-metre long serving board is great for larger gatherings and reigniting old friendships. With a natural grain and colour contrasted with two dark metal carry handles, it adds a touch of rustic-chic to any platter.
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Robert Gorden New Beginnings small platform board in shiro cloud, $89.95 at Myer
A new beginning beckons with Robert Gordon’s latest serveware collection as it takes inspiration from the exciting and diverse South East Asian culinary world. This small platform board is made from durable stoneware with a speckled design on a satin matte glaze. It’s the star of the show for your next weeknight wind down.
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Holiday Home paddle board square in desert beach, $79.95 at The Iconic
Add a pop of colour with this paddle board style serving board by Holiday Home. Made from matte mangowood and glossy enamel for the handle detail, it’s the perfect base for a small platter of snacks, finger foods or canapés.
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Normann Copenhagen large pebble board, $184.95 at Aura Home
For those who have a keen eye for aesthetics when it comes to food, the pebble board by Normann Copenhagen is a must. Designed by Simon Legald, this serving board is made from black marble and features an organic shape, smoothed edges, and a small divot to make it easy to transport your homemade charcuterie board from the kitchen benchtop to dining table.
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Georg Jensen Forma serving board and cheese knife, $220 at David Jones
Add a slice of nature with your next cheese board. The Forma serving board by George Jensen celebrates organic forms and brings a sense of warmth to the table thanks to its clean oak finish. Plus, the stainless steel cheese knife complements the board perfectly whilst adding a modern touch.
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LIND DNA Cut & Serve Curve board in walnut, $100 at The Iconic
Minimal and sleek, this serving board by LIND DNA will allow every component of your cheese platter to shine. With a soft wood-like appearance, the serving board is made from compact laminate, making it dishwasher safe and incredibly durable, lasting for many cheese boards to come.
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Theo arch large board, $129 at Country Road
Soft curves and clean lines are a hallmark of this cheese serving board by Country Road. Crafted from a natural warm oakwood timber, it’s the perfect addition to contemporary styled homes.
Lead photo: Georg Jensen
By Janet Guan
