Solid wood is a genuine product of nature, each piece
is unique in its structure and colour.
Small knots, irregular growth and grooves are proof of the genuineness of the material.
Solid wood has a pleasant feel – it is nice to touch, to smell and it radiates a healthy living room climate.
The solid wood employed comes exclusively from areas where reforestry is practised.
Small knots, irregular growth and grooves are proof of the genuineness of the material.
Solid wood has a pleasant feel – it is nice to touch, to smell and it radiates a healthy living room climate.
The solid wood employed comes exclusively from areas where reforestry is practised.
Humidity of wood
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Light changes wood
The colour of the wood changes due to the effects of light and age. Sunlight in particular will cause changes in the course of time. The woods react differently here.
Try to avoid subjecting your furniture to strong, direct sunlight.
This way the original colours will be retained longer. But ageing wood, mature in its colouring, also has its own charm.
The colour of the wood changes due to the effects of light and age. Sunlight in particular will cause changes in the course of time. The woods react differently here.
Try to avoid subjecting your furniture to strong, direct sunlight.
This way the original colours will be retained longer. But ageing wood, mature in its colouring, also has its own charm.
Branches are natural
Solid wooden furniture is unique and "pure nature", especially because of its origin. And "natural" always means: no single natural product is the same as another, it's characteristics vary according to the species and where it grew.
Besides the texture and the structural effects, this also comprises such things as hairline cracks, knots, connations, irregularities or slight changes in form in the course of time, which the layman might call "faults" in the wood. This also includes slightly different colours for the individual wooden lamina in a solid wooden board, which can turn out to be a littler lighter or darker in shade.
But all these factors unite to create the inimitable and unique entity that a piece of solid wooden furniture truly is.
Solid wooden furniture is unique and "pure nature", especially because of its origin. And "natural" always means: no single natural product is the same as another, it's characteristics vary according to the species and where it grew.
Besides the texture and the structural effects, this also comprises such things as hairline cracks, knots, connations, irregularities or slight changes in form in the course of time, which the layman might call "faults" in the wood. This also includes slightly different colours for the individual wooden lamina in a solid wooden board, which can turn out to be a littler lighter or darker in shade.
But all these factors unite to create the inimitable and unique entity that a piece of solid wooden furniture truly is.