Grothouse butcherblocks will be featured in both the indoor and outdoor cooking environments

Chopping and cutting surfaces are essential to a well-designed and functional kitchen. As the butcher block sponsor, the indoor kitchen featured a Sapele Mahogany Grothouse work table, designed by Tyler Florence. “We worked in tandem with Tyler to create an heirloom table that will provide an essential work surface and adds the desired warmth to the space,” said Paul Grothouse, owner of Grothouse. The work table features a 4″ thick chopping surface with integrated knife slots and five drawers for convenient storage. The functionality of the work table is optimized by rolling casters, permitting the work table to be positioned anywhere in the kitchen and used to serve tableside. The table secures to the kitchen island with magnets. Tyler added a personal touch by including an engraved Latin phrase from the patron saint of Chefs. The table is artfully designed with clean contemporary lines in rich brown mahogany hues.

Additional information about the Kitchen of the Year can be found on the House Beautiful website. Consumers can also visit www.glumber.com to view detailed information on purchasing the butcher block work table as well as watch a video of Tyler explaining his design and his favorite features of the butcher block table.
Click here to learn more about the extraordinary new piece created by Grothouse for the 2011 House Beautiful Kitchen of the Year.


