Who knew a backslash could be sexy?! The Viola Park Backsplash Shelf features a powder coated steel shelf for quick access to frequently used ingredients and an integrated wood knife block that holds a full set of 12 knives. Available in walnut, rift-cut white oak and bamboo, there’s a finish for everyone.
Designer: Henrybuilt Corporation
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Ok, not bad. I’d like a kitchen like that.
Love it
Looks great. How do you clean out the knife block?
Don’t put dirty knives in it.
Looks nice, but still not ‘done right’. There’s still a sharp corner where it meets the worktop, that will collect crap. Needs to have a smooth curve and tapered edge down to the work surface. Unless you’re anal retentive about cleaning, or have someone else you pay to do it for you, I suppose.
a curve would look really dumb dude
Very sleek and modern. What a great look!
Julie
Nice job, Love the Knife block, love the kitchen. Keeping it clean is your own biggy, (goes without saying).
A good design, but I’m missing the reason behind the “backslash” name.