Furniture Materials
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Meet our furniture materials
Every piece of furniture tells a story, starting with the materials that bring it to life. Find out more about our mango, oak and pine wood collections here.
Mango Wood
Mango wood has a rich palette of tones with a distinctive grain. It’s hardwearing, helping your furniture stay in tip-top condition and making it less prone to scratches over time. It’s naturally resistant to water, too – ideal for those who *forget* to use a coaster…
Cleaning: Regular dusting is usually all you need to maintain mango wood furniture. Try to avoid using damp cloths, liquids or harsh chemicals which can cause discolouration or damage the finish.
Oak
Oak is a strong, low-maintenance wood that’s known for its durability and resistance to moisture damage (handy for those inevitable spills), so it’s a great choice for busy homes. It has a unique grain that comes from the woody fibres at the heart of the tree, giving each piece a one-of-a-kind, timeless look.
Cleaning: Wipe the surface with a clean, damp cloth or for a deeper clean, use cleaning products specifically designed for hardwood. Use a hardwood polish to keep the finish looking fresh.
Pine
Pine’s grain is usually straight, but it sometimes features knots that enhance its rustic, country-style charm. This lightweight wood comes in natural or painted colourways, so you can choose a shade that looks just right in your room.
Cleaning; Wipe down your pine furniture with a damp cloth and a non-abrasive multi-surface cleaner. Clean up spills as soon as they happen to prevent permanent stains. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth to keep your furniture looking its best.