Pale pine is back, and this time it stays.
Untreated pine was the cheap wood of every holiday cabin. We think it is the most honest timber you can put in a home.
Cheap is not the same as poor.
Pine is soft, light and easy to work. That made it the default for cheap furniture, and gave it a bad name for twenty years.
Left untreated and cut with care, it is warm, quiet and smells of wood for months after it is installed.
It changes, and that is fine.
Pine darkens from pale cream to honey within a few years. We tell clients this on the first day, and we show them a sample that has already aged.
Most of them choose it because of that, not in spite of it.
Where we use it.
Joinery, wall panels, window seats and bedroom furniture. Not kitchen worktops, and not anywhere a dog will chew.
Paired with black steel or clay walls, it looks neither rustic nor Scandinavian, just calm.
Planning a room?
Tell us about the space. We will start with the light.
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