The simple cutting board gets a long-overdue modular redesign

A former automotive engineer left his job to solve the most overlooked problem in your kitchen. The result is beautiful, functional—and expensive.

The cutting board may be the most used object in your kitchen, but its design hasn’t changed considerably since 3,000 BCE, when the ancient Egyptians began using slabs of wood for food preparation.

The cutting board has to do a lot of work: It needs to absorb knife marks, soak up onion juice, and be big enough to hold vegetables and scraps. On a daily basis, home cooks are forced to confront the logistical problem of where to put the parsley they just........

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