Material
The term “100% solid wood” refers to all wooden components excluding hardware and accessories such as metal and glass. It does not include engineered wood or wood veneer.
Multiple material options are available:
1
The main material is North American imported black walnut, prized for its rich and varied grain patterns, minimal knots, and premium quality. It is considered a luxury hardwood in fine furniture craftsmanship.
The auxiliary material is okoume wood, used for the rear horizontal supports, back panels, and drawer boxes. It features naturally straight grain, a smooth refined texture, minimal knots, and an elegant appearance that closely resembles North American black walnut, making it a popular complementary material.
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The main material is Nanyang Golden Sandalwood (scientific names: Gluta spp. / lacquer wood varieties), imported from Southeast Asia. It features straight grain with minimal knots, high hardness, excellent wear resistance, and resistance to cracking. The material adapts well to both dry and humid climates.
The auxiliary material is New Zealand pine, used for back panels, drawer boxes, and rear structural supports. It offers good toughness, stable performance, lightweight characteristics, and straight grain with minimal knots.
Solid wood advantages
Simple and natural, healthy and eco-friendly, sturdy and durable.
Oil paint
1:
Finished with eco-friendly low-odor primer to improve water resistance, oil resistance, and structural stability. Multiple layers of plant-based wood wax oil are then applied, creating a warm natural luster and enhancing durability while maintaining an environmentally friendly finish.
2:
Finished with Zhanchen odorless paint using an open-spray technique. After four rounds of spraying and natural drying, the natural wood grain and texture are preserved to a greater extent, resulting in a refined eco-friendly finish.
