Having recently acquired (and by that I mean impulsively handing over my credit card and purchasing things I really shouldn’t be getting at least until our new house is built and paid for!) some gorgeous Cutipol cutlery including their sexy cheese knife, I have been umm-ing and ahh-ing over the best serving platter to use them with. Do I go cheap, do I go spensy, quality or trendy, do I wait for my kitchen to be a resolved design, or heaven forbid, actually built?!
Anyway, to hopefully help me in this (first-world problems) decision making, I thought I’d share a few I’ve found and hope that someone comments and sways my mind in the right direction. Here goes...
{Barton Marble Rectangular Board by Country Road}
{Square porcelain chopping block by Slab and Slub}
{Slate cheese board by West Elm}
{Cheese Paddle No. 9 by Sands Made in Melbourne}
{Olive Wood Rustic Cutting Board at West Elm}
{Colour Platter by Karimoku New Standard available at Stylecraft}
{Barton Long Board in Oak by Country Road}
{Cheesy Boards Hello - I love their burnt pun-tacular boards from their etsy store}
{Monaco Cheesy Cheese Slate board by Boska at Peter’s of Kensington}
{Coorabel chopping board by Eco Chopping Boards in Byron Bay from local Camphor Laurel timber}
{Kitchen Board No. 1 by Sands Made}
{Even considering just getting this smooth flat porcelain serving plate in the Life range from Target - only 10 bucks!}
PS. here are my Goa range Cutipols 
What do you think?
xo Romona
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I know Christmas has been all over the shops for months, even though it still seems so far away, but from experience, Christmas time will be here in a flash. So I thought I'd gather some festive cheer to share while there is still time to beat the courier rush season. Be quick though, some of these I've already added to cart and am just about to hit the paypal button!
{Beautifully crafted Papier-mâché Christmas ornaments by Mozi. I have a few from last year, so can't wait to get some more to add to the collection}
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Here's a follow-up from your requests for more, after posting
Vertical Green #2. These fill the gap for some even smaller and affordable greenery options when you have limited space, budget or garden know-how.
{Ceramic Diamond Planters on table and Petite hanging Vase on the wall, both by LoveHate and available at Cranmore Home}
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The boys and I did a spontaneous day trip to Lancelin beach on Monday and I felt inspired to share some nautical ultramarine goodies with you. Some I own, some I lust after and some are just plain fun. Enjoy
{ 1. Compass cushion, 2. Côte d'Azur Ice bucket, 3. Ahoy Door Mat, 4. Skull & Crossbones Cushion, 5. Hold Tight wall flag, 6. Pier Rope Table lamp, 7. World Map Sticker }
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