Patterning Options for Custom Wood Countertops

One of the things that makes wood so magnificent as a countertop material is the ability to customize it. Mixing wood colors to create a pattern or border is a simple way to add visual appeal to a wood countertop.

Below you can find a few examples of patterns we have done in the past.

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End Grain Lyptus Island Top with Walnut accents and a Walnut border.
End Grain Hard Maple and Walnut Island Top with a Checkerboard pattern.
Edge Grain Hard Maple Island Top with a Face Grain Walnut Accent Band.
Edge Grain Hard Maple Island Top with a Face Grain Walnut Accent Band.
Face Grain Hard Maple Island Top with Walnut and Zebrawood Accents.
End Grain Hard Maple Island Top with a Walnut Border.
Edge Grain Walnut Table Top in a Pin-wheel Pattern.
End Grain Cherry Island top with Walnut Accents and a Walnut Border.
Edge Grain Pecan Countertop with Walnut, Purple Heart, and Holly Accent Strips.
Edge Grain Hard Maple and Cherry Island Top with alternating strips.
End Grain Lyptus Island Top with Wenge Accents and a Wenge Border.
End Grain Hard Maple Island Top with a patterned Walnut Accent Band.
End Grain Hard Maple chopping block with Wenge and Zebrawood patterned accents.
End Grain Hard Maple chopping block with Wenge and Zebrawood patterned accents.
End Grain Hard Maple chopping block with Wenge and Zebrawood patterned accents.
End Grain Cherry Island Top with a patterned Walnut Accent Band.
End Grain Cherry Island Top with a patterned Walnut Accent Band.