Objects made of solid wood bring rustic charm and can be staged on tables and shelves. Picture: Norman Copenhagen
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Natural talents: Furniture made from solid wood

Pia Seidel
4.10.2017
Translation: machine translated

Solid wood exudes cosiness and is unbeatably versatile. The colour spectrum of the individual species ranges from beige to dark brown. Even colours such as red or black hardly stop at finishing the material. The wide selection makes it so easy for us to find the right piece for our interior. We'll show you our favourites from light to dark solid wood types and tell you about the advantages of this all-rounder material.

We love solid wood! Especially in view of the coming season. And there are good reasons for this:

  • Value: Only pure wood, without the addition of plywood, chipboard or fibreboard, is considered solid. It consists of individual, cut lamellas that are permanently pressed together with glue. This is exactly what makes it so stable and valuable.
  • Longevity: With careful care, solid wood will outlast several generations. Small signs of wear can be repaired with sandpaper and dents with sandpaper. Colours can also be refreshed with the help of natural oils.
  • Sensuality: It is a material that provides warmth, smells pleasant and feels good to the touch without being electrostatic. This is a particular plus point for accessories that we often hold in our hands.
  • Breathability: Solid woods also regulate the exchange of air in a room. They absorb moisture in small quantities and release it again.
  • Versatility: Wood is an all-rounder that adapts to any interior. Whether mid-century, shabby chic or country house style, the understated colour nuances of the material blend into a style with ease. In combination with other materials such as metals, leather or textiles, solid wood furniture becomes a timeless eye-catcher.
  • Authenticity: The original grain is retained in solid wood thanks to the careful processing. This is what makes each individual slat, which is put together to form a large whole, so unique. The patterned surfaces of furniture appear so lively and almost as if they could tell stories.

Ash, paulowina & pine

Bloomingville Mirror (Ø 18 cm)
Mirrors

Bloomingville Mirror

Ø 18 cm

Zeller Present All-purpose box (30 x 20 x 14 cm, 8.50 l)
Storage boxes
CHF18.90

Zeller Present All-purpose box

30 x 20 x 14 cm, 8.50 l

Bloomingville Display (57 x 20 x 35 cm)
Shelving

Bloomingville Display

57 x 20 x 35 cm

Oak

Room05 Scala (56 x 32.5 x 189 cm)
Shelving

Room05 Scala

56 x 32.5 x 189 cm

Modular mortars (180 x 200 cm)
Bed

Modular mortars

180 x 200 cm

Modular mortars (180 x 200 cm)

Modular mortars

Bamboo

we do wood Loop Shelf (72 x 26 x 31 cm)
Shelving

we do wood Loop Shelf

72 x 26 x 31 cm

we do wood Field Desk
Desks

we do wood Field Desk

we do wood Field Desk

we do wood Field Desk

Walnut & walnut

Solid wood black and colourful lacquered

AC Design Belfast (191 x 25.5 x 79 cm)
Shelving

AC Design Belfast

191 x 25.5 x 79 cm

Karup Design Japan (160 x 200 cm)
Bed

Karup Design Japan

160 x 200 cm

Karup Design Japan (160 x 200 cm)

Karup Design Japan

Header image: Objects made of solid wood bring rustic charm and can be staged on tables and shelves. Picture: Norman Copenhagen

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