Oak
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Oak is a hard, heavy hardwood with a clearly visible, open grain. It is strong and resists wear, which makes it the most common wood for dining tables, shelving, chairs and floors...Read more
Oak is a hard, heavy hardwood with a clearly visible, open grain. It is strong and resists wear, which makes it the most common wood for dining tables, shelving, chairs and floors in European design. Lighter oiled oak reads calm and Scandinavian, smoked or dark-stained oak more graphic, and both age well as the surface picks up the marks of use.
This page gathers the modular shelving and beds from MOEBE, the Flip tables from Design House Stockholm, chairs and tables from HAY, Richard Lampert and Kristina Dam Studio, and smaller oak objects such as the Alfredo carafe from Georg Jensen. Care in one sentence: wipe with a damp cloth, dry at once and treat oiled oak with fresh oil once or twice a year.
Oak is a hard, heavy hardwood with a clearly visible, open grain. It is strong and resists wear, which makes it the most common wood for dining tables, shelving, chairs and floors in European design. Lighter oiled oak reads calm and Scandinavian, smoked or dark-stained oak more graphic, and both age well as the surface picks up the marks of use.
This page gathers the modular shelving and beds from MOEBE, the Flip tables from Design House Stockholm, chairs and tables from HAY, Richard Lampert and Kristina Dam Studio, and smaller oak objects such as the Alfredo carafe from Georg Jensen. Care in one sentence: wipe with a damp cloth, dry at once and treat oiled oak with fresh oil once or twice a year.
