In our furniture, we focus on natural materials of the highest quality. Each raw material is carefully selected for its durability, aesthetics, and renewability, ensuring that our products last for years. Discover the types of wood and cork that give our furniture its unique character.
European oak
European oak is the perfect choice for those who value solidity and natural beauty. Its durability makes it ideal for everyday use, and over time, it develops warmer, yellowish tones. We use only solid wood, meaning that scratches or signs of wear can be easily removed by sanding and re-oiling. These are pieces of furniture that gain character as they age.
American walnut
American walnut is a wood for lovers of distinctive style. Its deep, chocolate color gradually shifts to warmer, reddish tones. The characteristic grain pattern adds a touch of unique elegance to any interior. Like oak, its surface can be restored, ensuring that walnut furniture remains stunning for years.
Maple
Maple stands out with its light, almost milky shade, which we enhance with a whitewashed oil finish. It is an excellent choice for those who appreciate minimalist, airy interiors. However, it is worth noting that exposure to light may cause its color to develop subtle yellow hues. If the surface gets scratched, simply sanding and re-oiling will restore its original look.
Natural cork
Cork is a material with extraordinary properties. Harvested without cutting down trees, it is resistant to moisture and temperature changes, making it suitable for various conditions. Its surface can be renewed by gentle sanding, restoring its original texture and appearance.
Expanded cork
Expanded cork owes its color to a process in which the material is subjected to high temperatures and pressure. This makes it less susceptible to moisture. Additionally, we treat expanded cork with oil for extra protection. Its original color can be restored by reapplying natural oil.