Oak wood is a durable and strong hardwood, valued for its refined grain and warm, natural appearance. Thanks to its robust character and timeless aesthetic, oak is a premium material that ages beautifully and develops more character over the years.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain, and texture are inherent to the material and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of the oak wood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive, or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains, and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.

Soaped finish
Treat the wood periodically with Marseille soap to preserve the natural appearance and protective effect of the finish.

Lacquered finish
Lacquered oak is easy to maintain and requires no specific aftercare. Regular cleaning according to the instructions above is sufficient.

Reclaimed wood is a characterful material with a warm, authentic appearance and a unique history. The natural irregularities, timeworn textures, and varied colour nuances give the wood its distinctive character and make each piece unique.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain, and texture, as well as small irregularities and signs of use, are characteristic of the wood’s reclaimed nature. They are part of its authentic appearance and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of reclaimed wood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive, or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains, and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.

Mango wood is a natural and characterful hardwood with a warm, authentic appearance. Its lively grain and subtle color variations give the material its unique character and make every piece of furniture special.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain, and texture are inherent to the material and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of mango wood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive, or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains, and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.

Ash wood is a strong, natural hardwood with a light, warm appearance and a distinctive, refined grain. The subtle colour nuances and lively wood structure give the material a timeless and authentic character.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain and structure are inherent to the material and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of the ash wood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterwards.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.

Acacia wood is a strong and durable hardwood with a warm, natural appearance and distinctive grain. Its rich color variations and lively wood structure give the material an authentic and timeless character.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain, and structure are inherent to the material and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of acacia wood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive, or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains, and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.

Rubberwood is a strong and versatile hardwood with a warm, natural appearance and a subtle, even grain. Its soft colour nuances and natural wood structure give the material a timeless and authentic character.

Wood is a natural material. Variations in colour, grain, and structure are inherent to the material and make each piece unique.

Care

To preserve the natural beauty of the rubberwood for as long as possible:

• Clean the surface with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive, abrasive, or chemical cleaning products.
• Use as little water as possible and always dry the surface thoroughly afterward.
• Use coasters and placemats to prevent rings, stains, and damage.
• Do not place hot objects directly on the wood.
• Avoid contact with sharp or abrasive objects.
• Protect the wood from prolonged exposure to moisture.
• Remove spilled liquids immediately. Dab gently with a soft cloth and avoid rubbing.
• Remove light stains with a slightly damp cloth, without soap or cleaning products.