ChessboArt Blog: Vertical Chess Boards & Wooden Chess Guides

How a ChessboArt wall chessboard can carry your name, date, logo or a short motto: laser engraving, intarsia and resin-filled lettering compared, with photos and a FAQ.

Cartier and Hermès understand luxury extremely well. What they don't necessarily understand is chess. Five honest, checkable things that actually make a chess set rare.

Chess doesn't have to stay on the board. From a pin on a lapel to a clock that still ticks, here's how the game finds its way into everyday life...

For years, personalizing a ChessboArt set meant one decision, made once. Choose a color, we pour the resin, and that's it — permanent, beautiful, and final. It's a good system....

In a fast world, a chess corner can become a quiet sanctuary inside your home. A solid wood chess board on a coffee table, a vertical chess board on the...

A chess table is more than furniture — it’s a ritual you can live with. This guide shows how to choose between a chess coffee table, a dedicated chess table,...

From medieval chess pieces discovered in Sandomierz and baroque amber sets from Gdańsk to today’s world-class furniture industry, Poland has a deep tradition of woodcraft and chess culture. ChessboArt continues...

This holiday season, elevate your home with the warmth of noble wood. Discover our handcrafted collection of hanging chess ornaments that double as magnetic art, Iroko piggy banks with a...

Autumn quiets the world. What remains is wood, light and geometry. A handful of images and thoughts — grateful to the chess community.

I set out to build the most beautiful wall-mounted chess board I could imagine: wooden frame, wooden pieces, held by magnets — made to be used, not just admired. Along...

Everything you need to choose a chess table — from sizes & ergonomics to wood species, epoxy vs wood inlay, bases, and mounting. This guide highlights three unique ChessboArt paths: a...

See what happens behind the scenes at our family workshop. From hand-picked walnut to detailed finishing – this is how a ChessboArt board is born.