MATERIALS
NATURAL; HONEST; ENDURING
Materials are at the heart of everything we create. Chosen for their character, integrity, and ability to age beautifully, each material brings its own story to a piece.
From the permanence of marble and the warmth of wood, to the precision of metal and the tactile softness of South African Merino wool, our palette celebrates natural variation, honest craftsmanship, and materials meant to be lived with.
Just Because; material matters.
Red Oak
Native to North America, Red Oak is known for its warm reddish-brown tones, pronounced open grain, and distinctive cathedral patterns that give it an expressive, natural character. With a Janka hardness of approximately 1,290 lbf, it is a durable hardwood well suited to furniture and everyday use.
White Oak
Native to eastern and central North America, White Oak ranges from pale beige to warm golden brown, with a strong linear grain and beautiful ray fleck that becomes particularly visible in quarter-sawn cuts. Its Janka hardness of approximately 1,360 lbf provides excellent durability while retaining the warmth and character that develop beautifully with age.
Walnut
Native to North America, American Black Walnut is prized for its rich chocolate-brown heartwood, subtle tonal variation, and elegant grain that can range from straight and refined to beautifully figured. With a Janka hardness of approximately 1,010 lbf, it offers excellent furniture performance while developing an exceptionally rich patina over time.
Black Oak
Native to eastern and central North America, Black Oak features warm golden-brown to reddish-brown heartwood with a prominent open grain and the strong natural character associated with the oak family. It has a Janka hardness of approximately 1,210 lbf, offering a balance of durability, texture, and warmth for furniture applications.
Black Ash
Native to the northern United States and Canada, Black Ash has a light brown to medium-brown color with a straight, pronounced grain and a naturally understated appearance. With a Janka hardness of approximately 850 lbf, it is softer and more flexible than oak, valued for its workability and distinctive tactile grain.