Colors and finish

The Art of Wood Tones: Crafting Your Home’s Personality

"Wood is the soul of a home, but the color you choose defines its heartbeat. While every piece in our collection is crafted from the same high-quality Indonesian Teak, the finish we apply can completely transform the atmosphere of your space. From the sun-drenched lightness of a Nordic morning to the moody sophistication of a modern lounge, choosing the right wood tone is about more than matching furniture—it's about creating a feeling."

Light Walnut

The Contemporary Mid-Century: This stain brings a refined, "mocca" undertone to the teak grain. Light Walnut offers a perfect balance—neither too dark nor too yellow. It highlights the intricate patterns of the wood fibers with a soft, matte elegance, making it an ideal choice for a cozy yet upscale dining atmosphere.

Cherry Walnut

The Warm Vintage: A rich, reddish-brown stain that adds a layer of traditional luxury to the teak. The "Cherry" tint infuses the wood with a glow that feels both antique and expensive. This color brings out a high-contrast grain definition, making your furniture feel like a timeless heirloom passed down through generations.

Natural Teak

The Raw Classic: This is teak in its purest form. A clear finish celebrates the rich, golden-brown hues and high oil content that make Indonesian teak world-famous. Over time, this "living color" develops a stunning patina. It is the ultimate choice for those who appreciate the authentic, warm, and tropical heritage of solid wood.

Black

The Bold Statement: Our Black stain transforms the natural teak into a sophisticated, modern masterpiece. It provides a sleek, monochromatic look that highlights the wood's organic silhouette while veiling the grain in a deep, mysterious charcoal. Perfect for minimalist or industrial interiors where you want your dining table to be the dramatic focal point.

Oak

The Scandinavian Vibe: By applying an Oak-inspired stain to the teak base, we achieve a brighter, more neutralized tone. This color softens the deep oranges of natural teak, resulting in a sandy, muted beige that fits perfectly into Japandi or Nordic-style homes. It offers the strength of teak with the breezy, light aesthetic of oak.