burmese teak is a very desirable timber
for its strength and durablity. extremely
popualr in the 1960’s for contemporary
furniture by danish designers, and of
course ercol and parker knoll. these
original pieces in burmese teak are now
very desirable and collectable.
freshly milled burmese teak has a lovely
soft smokey brown colour with a bold
high arch figure and outstanding grain.
teak is usually finished with teak oil to
keep an attractive matte finish which is
traditional, but it can also be sealed with
a wax oil finish to give a subtle lustre.
a handsome timber with a strong figure.
a desirable, exotic timber with the soft
smokey colour of native timbers. where
a much harder wood than Oak is specified,
but a similar colour and virtually knot free
timber is required.
perfect for any room, especially where large
areas are covered using the same wood.
the impressive figuring displays exceptionally
well in large open plan homes. equally good
in contemporary or traditional interiors. but
probably at its most beautiful in interiors
using natural colours and textures. leather,
linen, silk, cotton, wood, metal etc. the
signature kelly hoppen or jasper conran
interior!