How we choose wood and stain for your furniture

The furniture comes first

Wood and thickness follow the size, span, weight and construction of the piece.

The finish supports the room

We recommend a finish that works with the furniture and the colours already in your home.

• Natural, oak and yellow pitch pine for lighter rooms
• Teak, walnut, mahogany and maroon for warmer depth
• Black or white when the room needs a strong or quiet contrast

Wood changes with use

Grain and colour variation are part of solid wood. Wipe with a soft damp cloth, dry it, and avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners.