We create furniture only from solid wood.
We protect the surface with the highest quality oils and waxes.
The most popular type of wood. Solid oak is durable, hard and resistant to abrasion. Oak wood is characterized by a clear grain pattern and high susceptibility to staining. A characteristic and desirable feature of oak is gloss, i.e. concentrated core rays that beautifully reflect light, giving a unique visual effect.
The oak wood used to produce our furniture is carefully selected, it may have healthy knots, black knots up to 5 mm in diameter and a small amount of superficial cracks and sapwood.
We offer solid oak furniture in two finishes (brushed and polished) and eight colors.
bleached
The white finish remaining in the pores clearly highlights the grain. The bleached color will look great in Provencal and glamour style.
raw
A delicate, beige shade of wood. Oak in the "raw" color looks the same as a planed board, despite impregnation.
natural
A warm, honey colour that adds cosiness to the interior. The most popular finish will go perfectly with an oiled or varnished floor.
medium
Medium oak has strongly accentuated grain. It is the perfect shade to warm up the interior.
dark
The chocolate brown color will be a perfect contrast in a bright, spacious interior. It also works well in the company of exotic species.
smoked
A cool shade with a strongly accentuated grain pattern. It works great on upholstered furniture in the company of intense fabric colors.
graphite
Intense black color with visible wood grain. An interesting proposition for those who like non-standard solutions.
chestnut
For those looking for original colors. The ginger shade of oak wood will be an interesting complement to an interior in a modern style.
American walnut is one of the most valued types of wood in furniture making. This is not only because of its extremely original appearance, but also because of its properties, which make it relatively easy to process, while at the same time being highly resistant to all types of mechanical damage.
What is oil wax?
Oil wax is a colorless coating based on natural oils and waxes, developed specifically for professional finishing of floors and other heavily loaded wooden surfaces. Oil wax creates a microporous coating that protects the wood while allowing it to breathe freely. Thanks to this, it regulates the intake and release of moisture and helps maintain a favorable microclimate in the interior.
Advantages of oil wax
extremely durable and resistant
preserves the natural beauty of the wooden surface
protects the surface against abrasion, dirt and water
resistant to stains from coffee, wine and cola
creates a microporous coating that allows the wood to breathe
safe coating for children's toys (according to EN 71.3)
resistant to saliva and sweat (according to DIN 53160)
easy to apply, clean and maintain
partial renovation of the coating possible
Care and impregnation
Furniture covered with oil wax requires periodic maintenance. We recommend re-impregnation every 3-6 months.
For daily maintenance, use a damp cloth, dishwashing liquid or window cleaner.
For impregnation, we recommend our care kit or purchasing oil wax directly from the Osmo manufacturer.
How to impregnate?
Wipe the entire surface of the countertop with 120-grit paper along the wood grain.
Wipe the countertop from dust.
Spread the oil wax on the countertop with a cotton cloth.
Leave to dry for about 10 hours.
If you want to achieve a smooth surface, gently wipe the countertop with 240-grit paper. Then remove the dust with a very slightly damp cloth.