WOOD
At PURE designs, wood is not just a material; it is a living element that brings soul to every home. We work with solid oak and the finest natural walnut and oak veneers, hand-selected for their unique grain, durability, and their ability to create cozy yet sophisticated spaces.
SOLID OAK WOOD
Comparison: Solid Wood vs. Natural Veneer - Which to choose for your DINING table?
When choosing the top for your PURE designs table, it is essential to understand the differences between solid oak and natural walnut or oak veneers. Although both offer the quality and warmth of authentic wood, their technical and aesthetic characteristics vary depending on your needs.
Solid Oak: Authentic Strength
Solid wood is extracted directly from the tree trunk, preserving its full integrity. It is the preferred choice for those seeking furniture with “weight” and a direct connection to nature.
Unique Pieces: Every table features its own knots and grain patterns. No two are ever the same.
Endless Life: A solid wood table can be sanded and fully restored after decades, always looking as good as new.
Natural Wood Veneer: Elegance and Stability
Veneer consists of a thin sheet of premium wood (Walnut or Oak) applied over a high-density technical core. It is the master choice for high-end contemporary design.
Curated Aesthetics: It allows for the creation of surfaces with symmetrical and more uniform grain patterns, ideal for a minimalist and sophisticated style.
Structural Stability: Unlike solid wood, veneer does not move, warp, or crack when faced with sudden changes in temperature or humidity, thanks to its technical base.
Sustainable Luxury: It allows for better utilization of the tree trunk, especially with wood as exclusive and scarce as American Walnut.
How to care for your PURE designs dining wooden table
To maintain the beauty of oak and walnut, we recommend avoiding direct and prolonged exposure to heat sources or intense sunlight. Cleaning should be done with a soft, slightly damp cloth, avoiding abrasive chemical products. Simple maintenance will preserve the natural patina of the wood for decades.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
Does oak wood change color over time? Natural wood matures with light, acquiring a richer and deeper tone over the years. This is part of its inherent natural beauty.
What is the difference between walnut and oak? Walnut is a darker, more sophisticated wood with finer grain patterns, while oak is lighter and harder, featuring a more open and pronounced grain.
Are the varnishes eco-friendly? Yes, at PURE designs, we use low-emission finishes that protect the wood without compromising the health of your home or the environment.