Natural Oak
A light, neutral shade of oak with a subtly cool tone that reflects the true character of raw oak wood.
Honey Oak
A warm, honey-toned oak with rich yellow-orange hues that highlight the natural depth and character of the wood.
Bleached oak
A cool, grey-white oak that brightens any space. Its grain is emphasized by a distinctive, soft white tint.
Light Walnut Oak
A lighter nut-brown shade with warm undertones of golden brown, subtly enhancing the wood’s natural pattern.
Dark Walnut Oak
A deep, dark-brown tone inspired by American walnut. Saturated and expressive, with a clearly defined grain.
Lacquered oak
A natural, light oak shade with soft warm undertones. The clear lacquer creates a tone between raw natural oak and honey oak finished with oil.
Black Oak (lacquer)
A deep, matte black with a visible wood grain. A refined, bold accent for interiors with a confident character.
American Walnut
A noble, dark wood with brown–chocolate tones, elegant colour transitions, and subtle light streaks. Expressive grain and natural contrasts give it a distinctive, sculptural look.
Natural Ash
A bright ash wood tone ranging from creamy hues to soft straw shades, with naturally darker contrasts and a pronounced grain.
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FAQS
We work exclusively with natural, high-quality materials.
Most often we use:
• solid wood: oak, American walnut, ash
• natural stone: marble, granite, travertine, quartz
• quartz composites
Each wooden tabletop is made from carefully selected boards whose grain and character are matched by hand. Natural features such as knots or colour variation are part of the wood’s authenticity - and we treat them as an element of uniqueness.
If you need a cleaner, knot-free surface, just let us know - we’ll choose the right selection for your project.
Structural elements are made of solid wood or steel.
We never use veneers or wood-effect laminates.
We finish our tables in two ways: with natural oil-wax or with lacquer — choosing the method based on the material and the desired look.
Oil-wax highlights the structure of the wood and allows you to easily refresh the surface in the future.
Lacquer creates a stable, uniform coating that performs very well in everyday use.
Both options protect the table from moisture, stains and sunlight. The choice depends mainly on the style you prefer and how intensively the table will be used.
