For the manufacture of luxury furniture, almost all domestic and foreign manufacturers use only solid natural wood and only valuable species. The most popular species are still such species as oak, beech, walnut, maple, cherry and foreign species – mahogany and rosewood, mahogany, wenge and some others. Moreover, the most popular remains oak, which has the greatest hardness, strength, unique natural texture and aesthetic appeal among other species.
Oak furniture has always been and is valued for its quality, durability and exquisite aesthetic luxury. Most of all, oak furniture is valued by adherents of the traditional classical style for creating interiors that are also classical in style.
For the manufacture of luxury furniture, natural oak or pre-processed oak is used – bleached, stained, wenge, and furniture made from any processed oak has its own unique individual appeal. The widespread use of oak as a natural furniture material is facilitated by its widespread distribution in Europe, Asia, and America.
No less durable than oak, beech is especially popular; its light pink wood with a unique texture gives any furniture an unusual, sophisticated charm. Also among the hard and durable species is ash, the wood of which has a special unusual ductility and flexibility, which allows the manufacture of furniture of complex geometric shapes. Ash is distinguished by its richness of color shades, freshness and richness of texture, which organically harmonizes with the noble forms of furniture, giving it special sophistication and grace.
Hardwoods are more difficult to process, which pays off in the subsequent strength, quality and durability of the furniture due to its increased resistance to various mechanical influences. These rocks are used to make elite furniture sets for any purpose – for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, kitchens, hallways, as well as furniture that can withstand increased operating loads for hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars.
Cherry is no less popular among furniture makers, the wood of which is not as hard and durable as oak or beech, but has a unique texture of various pinkish-brown color shades and is used to make sophisticated, elegant furniture. The texture of cherry harmoniously combines with various types of decor such as artistic applied carvings, inlay, and is also used in combination with stained glass windows. Cherry is successfully used in the manufacture of furniture with various complex curved surfaces. Imported exotic wood species are used mainly for the manufacture of exclusive furniture according to individual designer sketches.
Modern furniture manufacturing technologies involve choosing individual processing methods for each type of wood depending on their properties, which allows you to create collections of elite and exclusive furniture and other interior elements that are amazing in beauty, elegance and sophistication. The stylish modern interior of a cottage, house, or apartment will not only give them an unusual and unique look, but will also help create excellent comfortable conditions and home coziness.
