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bark serving board, small

The product code is SKU: 100194

Lay out cheese, bread and antipasti against the natural tones of oak for a rustic meal to share. Designer Lincoln Rivers has collaborated with his friend, ‘green’ carpenter Toby Arnott to create these boards exclusively for Jme. Each one starts as a piece of wood hand selected from mature oak trees in the Welsh Marches to bring the beauty of the British woodlands indoors. Each one is unique.

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Lincoln Rivers

Growing up in a creative family means that Lincoln Rivers has always been surrounded by inspirational and imaginitive thinking. He began Wireworks with his wife, making wire and paper products before branching out intor hardware products to allow his love of woodwork to grow. Now an obsession, his ability to spot the design potential of natural materials has led to this collaborative range of Bark boards and Flo grinders for Jme. Despite living in the city, Lincoln has a great affinity with the countryside, which perhaps explains his fascination with the magic woodland and the sanctuary and peace it offers in the home. Buy a bark board now

Interview with Lincoln