Oak Wood Furniture

Choosing furniture made from oak is an environmentally conscious decision. The oak we use is PEFC and FSC accredited, meaning it comes from sustainably managed forests where replanting exceeds harvesting—ensuring continuous growth and regeneration of these deciduous trees. We minimise waste by using oak offcuts from our table manufacturing to create smaller pieces like bar stools and chopping boards.

Oak is an excellent choice for furniture due to its exceptional durability and strength. The dense grain structure of oak makes it highly resistant to wear, scratches, and daily use, while also being naturally resistant to moisture and decay, that’s why it’s a perfect choice for a dining table - arguably the main furniture piece in a home.

These qualities, combined with its timeless aesthetic appeal, make oak furniture a worthwhile investment that can last for generations when properly cared for.

When choosing a dining room table, the material that it’s made from can greatly affect both the aesthetic and the longevity of the pieces. We’ve written a guide which explores the pros and cons of oak and pine furniture and you can read the guide by going to our Journal. Both types of wood have unique characteristics that make them suitable for different uses. Oak is known for its durability and strength, featuring a prominent grain pattern that adds character, while pine offers a softer, more rustic appeal with its lighter colour and natural knots.