Even and natural
Veneer is made from paper-thin slices of wood cut directly from the log. Originally developed to enhance furniture with rare wood species, we now use it to preserve the natural beauty of solid wood in a more uniform and stable form – using significantly less material.
Natural and vibrant
Veneer reacts to its environment—like any real wood. In dry, warm air, it can easily shrink; in damp rooms, it can expand. It is more stable than solid wood, but still needs regular care to stay beautiful for a long time.
Oiled veneer, with or without pigment
Veneer needs care – like any real wood. Oiling it two or three times a year is enough to keep it beautiful and solid. When sanding, remember: gently and evenly, as the veneer layer is thin and does not tolerate rough handling. When in doubt, it is better to ask than to sand – we are happy to help.
Lacquered veneer and MDF, with or without pigment
Lacquered veneer and MDF combine the natural look of wood with long-lasting protection. The grain remains visible, while the lacquer protects the surface. We use water-based lacquer – durable and easy to care for. For daily cleaning, a damp cloth is sufficient. Avoid harsh cleaning products or sulfates, as these can dull the lacquer. Do not place hot objects directly on the surface or leave liquids standing.
