Soulscrafts 16x12 Inch Marble Pastry Board - Premium Marble Cutting Board & Serving Tray for Cheese, Dough, Chocolate - Ideal for Baking, Charcuterie & Dessert Presentation - Cool Dough Surface & Chocolate Tempering - Easy to Clean White Marble Kitchen Essential

This cutting board is not durable at all. Has cuts all over after a month of use.I was looking for a sturdy, easy to clean cutting board for my kitchen and this is exactly that. They must have listened to early reviews and adjusted the product (smooth rounded corners and improved packaging) because the quality of the board I received is excellent. It’s functional and elegant.I am very disappointed with it. The picture shows a solid black look. This has specs of a different color in beded, so it makes it looks like crumbs on it. I have put it away and will not use it.I recently remodeled my kitchen and this is one of my favorite things. I thought I wouldn’t like that it didn’t have the same marbling as my quartz marble countertop...But i don’t have a problem with it at all. It looks great on the counter and I like knowing that I can’t stain it.I bought this for a non-typical reason after searching four something like a glazed serving tray that I could keep on my coffee table. I wanted something attractive, durable, easy to clean and wouldn't have an issue with condensation from water glasses, etc. This the bill just fine and is very attractive. Looks just like the photo.I leave it on my island because it is so pretty. Sometimes I put my old cutting board on it, so I don't get it dirty.Works very well but it is a little heavy.Amazing little "cutting board" lolI should've double-checked on the dimensions, I thought this board would've been bigger.I've used it so far for kneading dough and it's offered a pretty good non-stick surface even for sticky pizza dough. However, I find that since it's marble, the flour doesn't "catch on" if that makes sense as a wood surface would. But it's definitely more non-stick than a wooden chopping block I've been using.I have used a metal scraper on it to cut dough but I have not used it to scrape the surface because I don't want to scratch it. I've been using a rubber scraper instead but nothing really sticks to it that some warm water/soap and a sponge wouldn't get rid of. I have not used this to chop anything so I can't vouch on whether this would make a sound chopping block.I did take away one star because I thought this would be bigger!Well worth the price especially given the thickness of the marble