Our materials
A closer look at the woods we work with and why we choose them.
Teak Wood
Dense and naturally durable, teak suits furniture, doors, flooring and long-lasting everyday use
Mango Wood
A medium-density hardwood with expressive grain, ideal for furniture, kitchenware and decorative pieces.
Jackwood
Strong and durable with a warm natural tone, suited to furniture, cabinetry and interior woodwork.
Palmwood
Distinctive and fibrous in character, suited to furniture accents, panels and selected decorative applications
Mahogany Wood
Stable and easy to work, mahogany is well suited to furniture, cabinetry and detailed craftsmanship.
Pine wood
Lightweight and easy to work, pine is practical for shelving, cabinetry and everyday indoor furniture.
Beech wood
Hard with a fine, even texture, beech works well for chairs, tables and interior furniture.
Acacia wood
Hard and characterful with distinctive grain, acacia suits tables, furniture and decorative home products.
Kunnnivaka wood
A brown hardwood with natural grain character, suited to furniture, joinery and general woodworking.
Palmyra palm
Its hard outer wood is valued for furniture, flooring and other demanding applications.
Coconut palm
Distinctive and versatile, coconut wood can be used for furniture, panelling and interior applications.
Anjily wood
Durable and dimensionally reliable, Nilambur teak is suited to premium furniture and architectural woodwork
Nilambur teak wood
Durable and dimensionally reliable, Nilambur teak is suited to premium furniture and architectural woodwork.
Malabar Teak wood
A durable teak with rich natural character, ideal for furniture, doors, flooring and interior joinery.
Rose wood
Dense, hard and richly grained, rosewood is suited to premium furniture, carving and detailed woodwork.
Why seasoning matters
Our in-house kiln-seasoning facility allows us to reduce moisture before production and better control one of the most important stages in woodworking.
