Charcuterie Board Re-Use
Yes, all of us have what others may deem unhealthy embellishing obsessions. For me, I can’t stop purchasing charcuterie boards. In fact, I was taught how to make them and included the lesson in our October 2011 issue on the Editor diy page (you can also get the directions here). So imagine how many I have in the house. It is getting silly.
But I did come across a great image that provided me pause — I could take one or two charcuterie boards out of rotation and use them for a totally different purpose. one of my long boards would be great across the tub for soaps and candles.
The board above has warm wood with rich graining — a great contrast to solid, often white bathroom fixtures. this one provides the tub — the whole bathroom, in fact — a bit soul. so that means with two tubs in my house, two charcuterie boards used in bathrooms instead of entertaining, well, that just provides me an reason to buy two new ones. Don’t judge — I fully admit to my embellishing obsession.
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Photo credits:1. house & home October 2011 issue, photography by Kim Jeffery2. Design*Sponge via A tall drink blog