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This table is kept very simple. Simple flat steel legs, lacquered, powder-coated or bare, discreetly carry the tabletop made of genuine, matured oak wood, manufactured from the inside of old, historical beams. The patina of each unique tabletop is to be emphasized. Its colour nuance and the great crack pattern do not cease to inspire. You may constantly see details that you have not noticed before and fall in love every day anew. Read More …
This is the table you’ll be envied for. Combined with the unique steel frame, elaborately finished, the finished table is the perfect symbiosis between metal and wood. Two sinusoidal curves running in opposite directions give the frame the desired stability. The visual highlight is achieved by the fan. An absolute feast for the eyes from every perspective. Read More …
The word Silva, in its Latin meaning “wood” or “forest”, sounds warm and majestic at the same time. Out of respect for this wonderful, living material, we gave the series this name. Each tabletop is individually manufactured. It is available on request in the following varieties: old oak, rustic oak, A/A oak, ash, walnut and other types of wood. Read More …
Until about 100 years ago it was customary to chop or hew the logs with a broad axe. This process leaves behind the unique, unmistakable surface. Read More …
The original hand-chopped boards have surfaces of the outsides of the beams which were manually axed/chopped about 100-250 years ago. Have surfaces of the outsides of the beams which were manually axed/chopped about 100-250 years ago. Read More …
Sawn from the surfaces of old hand-chopped beams, these boards are available from us in untrimmed, parallel trimmed and N&F versions. The block variety is popular, which is simultaneously chopped and sunburned brown or grey. Read More …
Sawn from the inner workings of old hand-chopped beams, these boards are also available from us in untrimmed, parallel trimmed or N&F versions.
Natural damping in our chambers gives the timber a uniformly beautiful colour. Read More …
Naturally aged, without additives, these boards are unique in structure and colour. Due to our professional processing they quickly become the center piece of every project. Read More …
The antique oak is rarer than spruce/fir/larch/pine in its occurrence which makes it the “Bentley” in our line. Due to its density, it is more difficult to process. The special timber for setting exclusive highlights. Read More …
This board is an alternative to the original hand chopped boards.We use slats from old floors. The saw veneer captivates by large widths and a beautiful worm hole. During processing they are steamed, and the surface is machine chopped. Read More …
Our “beginner board”. It is made from old floors. The timber is steamed exclusively naturally. It captivates by the width of its slats and the beautiful worm picture as well as its fine cracks. Read More …
Also known as the panelling of old barns as external formwork. The typical surface structure including protruding fibres was created by weather conditions. Read More …
The weathered – grey boards, got their color and structure by weathering, without direct exposure to sunlight. Read More …
This board is an alternative to our sunburned surfaces. it
differs mainly because of its light colour. The raw material comes from the interior panelling of old attics. Read More …
New in our portfolio. It impresses with its uniqueness, especially due to its optical structure. A complex storage process gives the beech the desired marbling down to the core. Formerly also known as “stacked beech”. Read More …
The panelling of old barns is also known as external formwork. The typical surface structure was created by weather conditions. With this variant, less direct sunlight, as well as less deep fiber structure. Read More …
Natural finish from the inside of up to 350 years old beams. The cracked slats are manually filled and imperfections are repaired. Read More …
The hand-chopped boards have surfaces of the outsides of the beams which were manually axed/chopped about 200-350 years ago. This is our highest quality board. Read More …