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EXOTIQUE
Crafted from some of the world's rarest hardwoods, each solitaire celebrates nature's finest creations. Distinctive grain, natural colors, and meticulous craftsmanship give every piece its own unmistakable character

Honduran Rosewood

Rich in colour and marked by striking dark figuring, Honduran Rosewood has long been regarded as one of the finest members of the rosewood family. It combines elegance with exceptional durability, making it highly valued by craftsmen

Origin: Belize, Guatemala and Honduras

Lace Sheoak

Named after its delicate lace-like figuring, this remarkable Australian timber is instantly recognizable. Its intricate natural pattern ensures that every piece is truly one of a kind

origin: Australia

Bog Oak

This piece of Bog Oak spent approximately 2,400 years preserved beneath layers of peat and sediment. Over centuries, nature transformed it into a dark, characterful timber carrying a remarkable sense of history

Origin: Central Europe

East Indian Rosewood

One of the world's most renowned exotic hardwoods, East Indian Rosewood is celebrated for its balanced grain, natural lustre and timeless appeal. It has earned a lasting reputation among fine furniture makers and luthiers alike

origin: southeast asia

Marblewood

Its bold striped pattern resembles polished marble, giving the timber a distinctive appearance unlike almost any other species. The dramatic contrast makes every piece visually striking

Origin: Guyana, Suriname and Brazil

Mango Batik

Natural shades of gold, brown and olive blend together in patterns reminiscent of traditional batik textiles. The result is a vibrant timber with a unique personality in every piece

origin: indonesia

Bocote

Bocote is known for its dramatic dark lines flowing across a warm golden-brown background. Its bold natural figure gives each handcrafted piece a distinctive and memorable appearance

Origin: Mexico and Central America

Kingswood

For centuries, Kingswood adorned furniture made for European royalty and aristocracy. Its rich violet-brown colour and refined texture continue to make it a symbol of traditional craftsmanship and luxury

Origin: Brazil

Curly Surren

The naturally rippled grain creates a shimmering three-dimensional effect that changes with the light. This rare figure gives the wood exceptional depth and visual character

Origin: Southeast Asia

Black Palmyra

Unlike most hardwoods, Black Palmyra comes from a palm rather than a tree. Its contrasting dark fibres create a distinctive texture rarely found in nature, giving every piece a unique identity

Origin: Indonesia, the Philippines