Our furniture is crafted using natural materials, including solid timber, veneer, stone, and metal. Natural materials will exhibit variation in colour, grain, texture, and character. These characteristics are inherent to the material and are not considered defects.

Timber is a living natural product that continues to respond to its environment long after it has been crafted into furniture. Fluctuations in temperature and humidity — particularly in heated or air-conditioned environments — can cause timber to expand, contract, and move over time. This movement may result in:

•       Minor checking or small surface splits, particularly along the grain or at the ends of boards

•       Slight warping, cupping, or bowing in solid timber panels or slabs

•       Hairline cracking in joints or finish as the timber acclimatises to its environment

These are natural characteristics of solid timber furniture and are not considered defects. We take care in the selection, drying, and preparation of our timber to minimise movement, and we design our pieces with timber’s natural behaviour in mind. However, we cannot guarantee that movement will not occur.

To help preserve your piece, we recommend keeping furniture away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and air conditioning units, and maintaining a reasonably stable indoor environment. Periodic oiling or conditioning will also assist in managing moisture levels in the timber.

Samples and swatches are indicative only. Minor variation between samples and the finished piece is to be expected and does not constitute grounds for rejection or refund.

Finishes are applied by hand and may vary slightly in sheen, tone, or texture between pieces or batches. We will always endeavour to match previously supplied finishes where possible, but an exact match cannot be guaranteed, particularly for future additions or repairs.