Wood Types

The choice of wood species has a decisive impact on the character of a table. Color, grain, and texture influence not only its appearance but also the effect it has on the room.

We work with select solid woods that stand out for their quality, durability, and natural charm. Each type of wood has its own unique characteristics – ranging from light and subtle to bold and vibrant – making every bespoke table a one-of-a-kind piece.

Maple

The maple genus includes the three most common species: sycamore maple, field maple and Norway maple. Popular across Europe, this tree is excellently ...

Pearwood

The pear tree belongs to the rose family and is found mainly in Central Europe. In spring it bears white blossoms, while its characteristic fruit deve...

Beech

The beech is one of the most common wood species in Germany and Austria, with up to 250 different varieties. The tree can reach a height of 30–40 m an...

Oak

Oak is a very hard and robust wood, is considered exceptionally solid, and is highly popular for that very reason. The roughly 400 different species c...

Ash

The ash is a deciduous tree native to Europe, with up to 70 different species. The trees reach heights of up to 45 metres and ages of up to 250 years....

European Walnut

This deciduous tree generally reaches a height of between 25 and 30 metres, while the broad crown of the walnut tree can span more than 15 metres in d...

Sweet Chestnut

The chestnut genus comprises around 20 different species, of which only the sweet chestnut originates in Europe. The sweet chestnut tree has a broad c...

Cherrywood

The cherry tree is known for its striking blossom and is one of Europe's most characteristic deciduous trees. In spring especially, its white to pink ...

Giant Sequoia

The giant sequoia is one of the largest and oldest tree species in the world. Originally from North America, it is now also cultivated in parts of Eur...

Olivewood

The olive tree is one of the oldest cultivated plants of the Mediterranean region and has stood for permanence and longevity for centuries. Its silver...

European Plane

The plane tree develops a broad crown that often takes on unusual shapes and can grow up to forty, occasionally even fifty metres tall. In Europe, the...

Elm

The elm genus comprises around 30 different species, of which only three – wych elm, field elm and European white elm – are native to Europe. The elm ...

Cedar

The cedar is an evergreen conifer found mainly in Mediterranean and mountainous regions. Its wide-spreading branches and dense, even needle structure ...