Make Sure You Choose the Right Wood For Your Bespoke Furniture

When considering which materials to pick for yourCherry wood is a more specialist wood reserved for
bespoke furniture, it's important to understand thedecorative or more specialised furniture. It has a real
qualities of the base material, which is most likely to beantique feel to it, perhaps because of the quality of the
wood, before settling on a particular fabric or colourmaterial. For this reason, it's not uncommon to find
scheme.cherry wood used in display cabinets, or furniture
Wood is divided into two categories: hardwood, whichwhere the design is centred around presentation.
comes from deciduous trees, and softwood, whichWalnut is another luxury material, which is identified by
comes from coniferous (needle leaved) trees.its golden brown colour and dark streaks. It's an
Natural Pine - also known as Redwood - is a popularunusually dark wood which works really well for
choice. It's a softwood that many people pick forcoffee tables as it is strikingly unusual.
furniture as well as timber flooring. It's perhaps mostOak is a common choice, with its light yellow brown
commonly used in bedroom furniture and, because ofcolour and visible rings. It's used in anything from joinery,
it's light colouring, really helps to brighten up dull rooms.flooring, stairs, panelling and furniture and is a sturdy,
Ash is a beautiful, light coloured wood often used inreliable choice for simplistic furniture that serves both
furniture in panelling. It's resilient, tough and hard wearing,function and design.
which all adds to the luxurious feel and look of theIt's all down to personal taste and budgets, but which
wood. This material is often chosen for beautifulever wood you pick, keep in the back of your mind
furniture that will last a lifetime, and is perfect for showthat you want to pick wood that has been responsibly
pieces such as TV units or coffee tables.sourced from sustainable forests.