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Natural wood furniture emanates warmth and evokes a sense of comfort with its inviting scent reminiscent of forests and trees. From solid wood fixtures in hotel decor and restaurant interiors to nuanced details like visible wood elements in upholstered furniture and beds, the desire for long-lasting, organic, and artisanal items surpasses mere trends. Indeed, it's become an integral component in the interior designs of many hotels and establishments.
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Classic woods like beech and oak each bring their distinct aesthetics, unique characteristics, and varied processing methods. Beyond the inherent traits of these wood types, the potential styles they can achieve — whether elegant, classic, luxurious, or rustic — are incredibly diverse based on both the wood itself and the craftsmanship involved. With every piece of wooden furniture, the subtle variations in grain ensure a one-of-a-kind presence. By integrating these natural elements into your hotel's ambiance, you elevate the space and craft an unparalleled welcoming atmosphere for your guests.

Beech old white Nr. 130

Cherry-colored beech lacquered No. 110

Beech metallic silver lacquered No. 260

Stained alder lacquered No. 145

White lacquered beech no.155

Beech on oak stained lacquered No. 150

Beech on oak stained rustic finish No. 155

Beech stained on walnut varnished No. 119

Beech stained on walnut varnished No. 115

Stained beech varnished No. 108

Natural lacquered beech No. 100

Black lacquered beech No. 250

Stained lacquered oak No. 150

Rustic stained oak no.155

Beech stands as a testament to ideal furniture wood. Characterized by its hardness and substantial weight, beechwood possesses an intriguing blend of elasticity and breathability. Through the process of steaming, its elasticity is amplified, making it impressively malleable. Furniture crafted from beech wood stands out for its remarkable stability, resilience, bearing capacity, and longevity. This makes it an impeccable choice for areas with rigorous usage, such as in hotels and commercial spaces.

Beech wood's aesthetic appeal lies in its clear, understated, and consistent grain, paired with its warm color palette. The hues of beech wood span from a gentle yellowish tint to a pinkish-brown. As the wood ages, it gracefully matures to a deeper reddish-brown. Additionally, beech wood boasts an impressive environmental footprint. As one of the predominant tree species nurtured in local forests, utilizing beech wood supports sustainable forestry. We proudly employ beech wood in crafting our slatted frames, upholstered furnishings, and bed structures.

The perennial favorite, oak, seamlessly adapts to modern styles, setting itself apart with its formidable resilience, lasting power, and enduring charm. Investing in oak furniture is akin to securing a timeless legacy, an heirloom to be cherished through the ages. A defining hallmark of oak wood is its distinct grain pattern, punctuated with subtle light-dark contrasts, lending oak furnishings their signature allure. The wood's growth yields a lucid, consistent texture, augmenting the visual appeal of any piece crafted from it. Its color palette ranges from a muted gray-yellow to a richer brown-yellow in its heartwood.

Oak's impressive sturdiness isn't restricted to indoor use. This premium hardwood thrives even outdoors, braving the harshest of elements with aplomb. Echoing sustainability, oak stands tall as the predominant deciduous tree in our region, second only to beech, underlining its impeccable environmental credentials. At our facility, we craft furniture tailored to your specifications, presenting a myriad of oak wood patterns to cater to your distinct preferences.

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