Cypress is an elegant man, so classy that he can afford to wear a bowler hat. He gently lifts it to greet the passers-by, but he steadily follows its path. Maybe it’s the old-fashioned hat or the smell of amber, but if you manage to catch a glimpse of it, you’ll see that he’s bearing the weight of stories that are thousands of years old. An intense smell that will draw you closer, until you fall i love with it.

Natural features: its texture is wide and regular, despite its great number of knots.
The tannin makes it a distinctive dark yellow wood in colour, exceptional in output once finished. Very resistant, perfect for both interior and exterior furniture.

Mr Conifer looks you in the eyes with the confidence of someone who knows to always be right. For this reason it joined the Russian Countryside, sure to come back one day. Water and cold resistant, not willing to listen to reason – if not its own.

Natural features: very distinct reddish colour; rich in resin, it is a rather resistant wood so it is suitable for exterior furniture too. it is not a versatile wood, in that it is great in hardness and that limits its applications.

Chestnut is a farmer, but not an ordinary one. Strong and determined, it lives on the mountains at the edge of the wood: it takes care of it and farms the land without altering its nature.
Before a glass of wine it tells stories that never happened… or did they?

Natural features: its texture is wide and regular, despite its great number of knots. The tannin makes it a distinctive dark yellow wood in colour, exceptional in output once finished.
Very resistant, perfect for both interior and exterior furniture.

It’s the grandad who takes your hand and takes you with him so you learn new things.
When he stops by and tells you stories, only asking to be listened, in his eyes you can catch sight of the kid he once was, his eternal youth.

Natural features: wide texture, really flexible.
Generally used for the inside parts of furniture and veneer.

Ash is a tireless workaholic.
Cold and impeccable, leaves nothing to chance and accomplishes even the toughest challenges.
It could be the protagonist of a spy movie: the problem solver in every situation.

Natural features: medium-width texture, regular and straight with well-visible growth rings. Thanks to its naturally pale colour, it is particularly suitable for painting and varnishing. Its main feature is its firmness and at the same time a high flexibility, which makes it the ideal wood for several uses.

Durmast is dual but never cheats, it is always genuine.

Its duplicity is completeness: it is both man and woman.
It is Prince, refined and reliable, but its beauty and elegance are those of a Lady.

Natural features: wide and irregular veinings, oak is a robust and resistant wood, ideal for both interior and exterior furniture. its colour is creamy yellow but will easily darken thanks to its high level of tannins.

Ancient scent
Stroke from the past
Leap in time

Natural features: in its multiple varieties, oak is an extremely resistant wood. The colour is yellow, but it can easily darken thanks to the presence of tannins.

Wealthy and powerful, bold with its bursts of flames…pretty damn intriguing.
An old-time adventurer: a serious-looking survivor, as its greatest intelligence is to change while remaining the same.

Natural features: narrow texture, visible root nodes and distinct colour, usually dark, and rather flexible. Especially fine in its local varieties, it is particularly suitable for the making of furniture that looks elegant and sophisticated.

Cherry is a noble wood.
If left unpainted, it has the colour of pinkish honey, with distinctive blueish-greenish hues.
Cherry is an elegant lady who seems to say “Look but don’t touch”

Natural features: he peculiarity of cherry lies in its flaming patterns, which change during time while turning the wood color into a pleasant pinkish nuance; it is flexible but sturdy at the same time.
Ideal for pieces of furniture and interior design.

Iroko is an African deity.
Divine in beauty and strength.
You have to respect divinities for what they are.
As much as we can venerate it, it only really bends to will if it wants to.

Natural features: it has narrow and straight veining, and it can show little imperfections that are distinctive of this wood and are caused by calcareous sediments in the fiber. iron is exceptionally resistant both in flexibility and in durability. It is commonly used for fine furniture, watercraft, wood flooring, and exterior furniture.

….and there you find it, in an evening dress
dancing
in the middle of the sea.

Natural features: Teak has well-visible growth rings and a glossy, smooth fiber. It is sturdy but flexible. It has a very distinctive colour, that is best left alone so as to enhance its natural veining
Its exceptional resistance to impact, water and parasites makes it irreplaceable when building exterior furniture or watercraft.

It is a woman’s look that decides
whether a lipstick suits her.
And she… can always pull it off.
Mahogany is a fierce, charming and confident woman, never ordinary.
Seemingly young and inexperienced, under the makeup all the wounds and wisdom lie, those of someone who has already lived many a life.

Natural features: by using the term Mahogany we actually refer to many different species from Africa and America.
A feature shared among all its varieties is the colour: purple, red, dark brown. The irregular fiber often shows an intertwined texture with visible growth rings.
Popular for its prestige, it has great resistance and it has always been used in cabinet-making for fine furniture, window fixtures and decorations.

Poplar is a rice wheeler.
Every morning of every harvest day, at dawn, you can see it between spikes and water leaning over, wearing the distinctive rice-wheeler straw hat.
It looks like an ordinary human being, but humility and perseverance make it someone who matters, irreplaceable in its role.

Natural features: poplar, thanks to its soft fiber, is easily workable and it is ideal for chipboard and veneering.

Toulipier is a cheat: it pretends to be better, but just because it doesn’t appreciate itself.
It is actually wonderful in its simplicity, if left unchanged.

Natural features: a fibrous wood with medium-width texture, its core is white and it has nuances that go from yellow to greenish.
Its versatility makes it appropriate for many applications.

Beech is a chef and its place is the kitchen.
Just like the sense of taste, its language is universal.
It knows where it comes from and never forgets about it, but it is perfectly at ease travelling around the world. When it reaches a new place the first thing it does is eat in a typical restaurant, the second thing is cooking for its host.

Natural features: it has regular texture and pale colour, which make it suitable for painting and varnishing. It is a really hard wood that is perfect for the making of both pieces of furniture and objects: for this reason, you can easily find it in the kitchen drawers.