Absolutely! Every piece is already made to order for you. We offer bespoke solutions for dimensions, colour tone, and timber selection. Whether it's a dining table for your home or a custom bookshelf for your office — we can design and craft it to meet your needs. Get in touch for project consultation, and let's bring your vision to life together.

Original Surface: Preserves the natural patina, wear, and traces of the timber's past. Characteristic details like cracks, colour variations, and old nail holes are left intact. Ideal for those seeking a rustic, vintage aesthetic.

Sanded Finish: The timber is carefully sanded to create a smooth surface, then protected with natural oil or varnish. The wood's grain and colour tones become more pronounced, providing a cleaner, more contemporary look. Both options preserve the timber's authenticity — it's simply a matter of aesthetic preference.

For our standard pieces, production time typically ranges from 4-6 weeks. For bespoke dimensions or designs, this can extend to 6-8 weeks. Each piece of timber is individually selected, processed, dried, and assembled — it takes time, but the result is furniture built to last generations. We'll keep you informed at every stage of your order.

Our reclaimed solid oak comes from old structures being demolished or restored — houses, barns, factory beams. Each piece has lived for decades, even centuries, as part of a building, gaining its character over time. We also use FSC-certified new timber — so we're both preserving the past and supporting sustainable forestry. No tree is felled for our timber.

Reclaimed timber is far more durable than you might think! Maintenance is quite simple:

• Daily cleaning: Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid excessive water.
• Stain removal: Use natural soapy water or specialist wood cleaner.
• Protection: Feed and protect the surface 1-2 times a year with natural wood oil (linseed oil, walnut oil).
• Heat & moisture protection: Use mats under hot dishes, keep out of direct sunlight.
• Scratches: Minor scratches become part of the patina over time — it's the natural beauty of timber.