Natural Wood

What is natural wood?

Discover the luxury of natural wood in the design of contemporary furniture. The choice of doors is much more than a functional decision; it's an artistic expression, a reflection of the aesthetics and quality one chooses for their space. In the world of natural wood doors, two main categories prevail: Solid and Semi-solid.

1. Solid Doors: This category includes doors made entirely of natural, solid wood. This choice reflects a traditional and classic aesthetic, possessing a strong sense of authenticity and timelessness. The use of wood ensures a unique texture and character in each piece, making every door unique.
2. Semi-solid Doors: This category offers a more contemporary approach. While the door's perimeter frame is constructed like solid doors, the interior panel (the flat panel) differs. MDF particle board, covered with a thin veneer of natural wood, known as veneer, is used. This combination offers a door that looks similar to solid doors but with greater resistance to cracks and imperfections, as well as a more affordable price.

In both cases, these doors are complemented harmoniously with a range of accessories such as frames, side panels, mouldings, decorative elements, tables, and thick shelves, forming a complete furniture solution. The final stage in the construction of the doors, whether solid or semi-solid, involves applying a protective varnish or oil to increase their durability over time and to enhance their natural beauty.

In this way, each designer or owner can choose the ideal solution that combines aesthetic preference with the practical needs of their space, acquiring a product that responds to the modern lifestyle while simultaneously maintaining timeless value and quality.

Recommended for:

1. Kitchen furniture, provided that the ovens you use are not heated externally over 110° C. You should not forget to install the protective aluminum which is necessary to prevent overheating the material
2. Highly recommended for bathroom furniture, without having to fear for the level of humidity
3. Any furniture intended for the kids room
4. Any living room furniture or any other items intended for interior use
5. For the exterior, with the use of suitable coatings