Wood
Wood is a unique, vibrant and warm material. Slight variations in colour or grain are normal and a reflection of its authenticity. These differences highlight the material’s beauty and natural origins.
Lacquer
High-gloss lacquer is the result of a meticulous finishing process, applied in multiple thin layers to achieve a flawless, luminous finish. Its smooth surface captures light, reflects surrounding shapes, and creates subtle plays on shine that bring the space to life.
Acrylic/
Plexiglass
Transparent or opaque, these materials are used to create a variety of decorative elements. Available in a range of shapes and colours, they complement any style with ease. They remain durable when moulded, despite their aversion to abrasive products.
Basketry
Basketry is the art of weaving objects from dyed plant stems or fibres such as wicker, rattan or reed. Among these handcrafted pieces are woven seats, backs, baskets and trays that offer an airy look, authentic appeal and natural charm.
Chrome
To maintain its shine, chrome must be regularly polished so it reflects the light. Corrosion-resistant, this material is both durable and elegant, illuminating any space while adding a modern, refined touch to any interior.
Copper/Brass
Decorative objects in copper or brass bring clarity and warmth to a space. They catch the daylight and shimmer with changing reflections, adding a lively, elegant touch to any room they illuminate.
Fabric
Given the wide variety of fibres and weavings, not all fabrics can be cared for in the same way. If you’re unsure about how best to maintain or clean your furniture’s fabric upholstery, be sure to consult a specialist.
Leather
Natural and luxurious, leather features marks and nuances that attest to its authenticity. Signs of quality, its creases and irregularities tell its story. Over time, it develops a patina, softens, and becomes more beautiful, revealing its full character.
Suede
Like all leathers, suede is a noble material. With its raw, often matte look, it comes in a range of shades and adds a warm touch to any space. While more delicate than leather, it features a supple feel and distinctive texture that make it highly covetable in interior design.
Nubuck
Silky and sensual, nubuck shares many of the same qualities as leather. Softer to the touch, it is also more delicate and requires gentle care. Its exceptional suppleness comes from the youth of the hides selected, while its velvety finish is achieved through fine brushing on the leather’s grain side.
Granite
Elegant yet durable, granite stands out for its natural tones and distinctive texture. Its slightly porous surface requires regular care to maintain its lustre over time. Clean it gently and use trivets or coasters to prevent staining.
Marble/Travertine
Rare and refined, these natural stones captivate with their elegance and distinctive variations. Their porous surface, however, calls for special care: Clean gently and avoid prolonged contact with liquids. Coaster use is recommended to preserve their lustre.
Concrete
Concrete is renowned for its strength, durability and contemporary appeal. Naturally porous, it requires regular care and protection from acidic or greasy liquids. Easy to maintain, just a few simple steps are enough to preserve its sheen and extend its lifespan.