The colors vary greatly in photos. Is it yellow-ish like the photo you post or darker/more brown? Thanks!
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First: Love this damn board. So large, so solid. It was expensive when I got it, but it's high quality.Second: Ummm... Color? It's a cutting board. It's going to change as you use it; even oiling and washing it properly, if you're really using it, it'll pick up cuts and stains.Initial color: Golden? Except in seams and knots and... It's a CUTTING BOARD not DRAPES.
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I have 2 boards. One w/juice grooves, one w/o. The boards are fabricated from pieces of wood glued together to form a larger surface. The strips vary in color from yellow-ish to brown. No 2 boards are exactly alike. Inevitably, you will have a multi-colored surface. Oiling the wood regularly keeps the color more vivid and prolongs the life of your board.
394113
I would suggest you go look at teak furniture because that will give you a better idea of what it looks like. Otherwise, my board has tan,brown and red in it. I also keep it oiled and that brings out the colors beautifully. I suggest you oil yours about once a month because they look better and it is recommended for all wood cutting boards.
1767361
It is really lightweight. The color is very darker than what you see there in the picture. It is more on the black color side than brown. It looks really nicer in the pic.
707065
The color is dark brown although not like a blackish brown more like a shaded dark brown. Really beautiful. Definitely darker than in the picture. Hope this helps.... Good luck
895638
The table is very dark. It is described as brown and I guess that's what it is. However, it could also be described as a dull shade of black. In my courtyard, the furniture has a bronze (brown) tone and I have a shiny black piece of decorative artwork on the wall. The table color is between those two and looks great. I love the table. Pat
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I would say it's a little darker than the photo - I call it a "chocolate brown" - it's more in between the beige and dark - if that helps - it matches our "chocolate brown" colored furniture really well - a medium/lighter shade of brown - but not beige. It's a nice warm shade that would probably match any browns it was put with.
857806
It's definitely brown. It is sort of aged/antiqued so it is not a solid uniform brown color.
801337
The brown is very dark. Darker than the picture. I would describe it as rustic abut definitely not black.
1148372
it's quite red. dark red. not dark brown as on the photo here. didn't match the mahogany color on our bed from Macy's, which looks light brown in comparison. too complicated and expensive to return so decided to live with it, for now.
1516372
Mine is a brown mustard color - not brown but a mustard tannish. A little more yellow than beige in the sand if that helps any.
1022158
I ordered it and received the medium/light brown color. Although, I will say that the color is more of a dark brown than light.
568483
Hi Alyssa, It is dark brown and a really nice piece. For the price, I am really happy with the purchase, and it looks great in our front entrance.
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It's definitely dark. I think it's darker than pictured and is very rich. I'd attach a picture but I'm not sure if I can.
1576789
I would say it's more brown than red, but it does have red undertones (they're undertones so it does not scream "red" at you). It's actually pretty close to what you see in the picture.
1290912
It's like a dark brown. I love my set. I promise you will not get dissapointed. :D
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In regular light, it looks really dark brown. However, when the sun shines on it, it does has a very deep reddish undertone to it. Hope this helps.
426704
I would have to say it is more beige than yellow. I had not noticed that in the original picture but it does appear slightly yellow there.
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It's a really really dark brown. Only with direct light on it can you tell it's brown. Otherwise, looks pretty much black.