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Accoya comes from Monterey pines, which are grown exclusively in sustainably managed forests. It is an elegant light brown wood with black veins. If the wood is left untreated, it will slowly age. In addition, it has exceptional physical qualities: Accoya is very stable and has virtually no shrinkage or expansion. The wood type is treated in an environmentally friendly way, which promotes its lifespan.

Accoya is very suitable for staining, a processing method in which a colored, transparent layer is applied to the wood. It gives the accoya a different color. Yet the wood structure with its shades remains visible.

Afrormosia is a sustainable type of wood with a warm color and rich texture. The wood comes from the tropical rainforest of Central and West Africa. When freshly sawn, the beautiful golden-brown color is particularly striking, which first darkens through contact with the light and then ages nicely and evenly. Afrormosia has a beautiful typical wood drawing, characterized by stripes and flames. An advantage of this type of wood is that it is not sensitive to cracks and warping.

Padauk is one of the most exclusive hardwoods in the world. The wood comes from West Africa. Because of its extremely durable character, robust quality and beautiful reddish color, it is known as luxurious garden wood. The special thing is that Padauk does not occur in forests, but comes from single trees. As a result, it is scarcer compared to other hardwood species. Padauk hardly deforms, and is therefore extremely suitable for outdoor applications.