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Finishes

Discover the details of each of our finishes below.

Each piece of furniture is made to order by us, which allows us to personalize it according to your needs and desires, whether in terms of dimensions or finishes.

We know that choosing the right finish is essential to giving each piece of furniture a unique personality and a style that reflects your individuality. That's why we offer several finish options, each designed to meet your aesthetic and functional preferences.

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Natural Wood

Natural wood highlights the raw, authentic beauty of the material. We work carefully to enhance the wood's natural grain and texture while providing optimal protection. This finish is ideal for those seeking an organic, minimalist look and easy-to-maintain furniture.

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Tinted Oil

This finish enhances the wood with rich hues while preserving the natural beauty of its grain. Each shade adds a unique depth, ideal for a warm look.

Our oils provide long-lasting protection while providing a stain-resistant, easy-to-maintain finish.

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Colored Oil

This finish adds color to your furniture while preserving the natural texture of the wood. This finish enhances the wood grain with subtle or vibrant hues.

Formulated with natural ingredients, our colored oils protect wood while remaining easy to maintain.

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Lacquered Paint

This finish adds a touch of color and is smooth to the touch. Carefully applied by hand, using a roller and in several layers, it may present subtle irregularities, signs of its artisanal authenticity. Delicate, it requires special care to maintain its shine over time.

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Quelle est la différence entre la finition Laquée et la finition Huile colorée ?

La différence tient à la manière dont chaque finition interagit avec le bois, et à leur entretien.

L’huile colorée pénètre dans la matière : elle teinte le bois en douceur, tout en laissant apparaître son grain et ses veines naturelles. Elle conserve également un toucher doux et mat, très agréable au quotidien.

La peinture laquée, quant à elle, forme une couche opaque qui recouvre la surface du bois. Elle masque le veinage et offre un rendu lisse et uniforme.

Côté entretien, l’huile colorée est plus facile à vivre : elle résiste mieux au quotidien et se révèle moins fragile que la laque.

La laque, bien qu’appliquée avec soin en trois couches suivies de deux couches de vernis, marque et s’abîme plus facilement. Elle demande donc un entretien plus délicat pour préserver tout son éclat.