Oak built this workshop. Walnut is the wood we reach for when a room asks for something darker. Denser, heavier, with a grain that moves across the board. We build it to order, piece by piece.
THE MATERIAL
Grown slow, in the shade of taller trees
Oak is open grained and light. It calms a room and lets everything else speak. Walnut is denser and darker, chocolate through the heart, honey at the edge, and it draws the eye the moment light moves across it.
Neither wood wins. They come from the same forests, take the same joinery and leave the same workshop. Oak settles a room. Walnut gives it a centre.
No stain and no tint. The colour is the tree's own, laid down over decades, and no two boards repeat it. Walnut also changes with the light, flat and calm at noon, deep and figured in the evening. It is the closest thing to a living surface we know how to make.
A piece that outlasts the season
