Oak Wood grain

Materials · Quercus

Oak Wood

Pale, open-grained, and honest. Oak ages to a golden patina that only improves with years of handling.

Few timbers are as honest as oak. Strong, open-grained, and famously long-lived, it has furnished homes for centuries.

Its pale golden tone and prominent grain give oak a natural, architectural quality. It is exceptionally strong and hardwearing, and it develops a warm patina as it ages.

Why we use oak

Oak\'s strength suits larger pieces and everyday objects that must endure. Its open grain adds texture and a sense of solidity.

Care

Dust regularly and refresh with natural oil to nourish the grain. Discover oak across our collections or commission a piece.

Questions

Questions fréquentes

Is oak good for furniture that lasts?

Yes. Oak is among the most durable furniture hardwoods and ages to a beautiful golden patina with care.

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