Snippet for main page: Unveiling the magic behind FORM furniture starts with the perfect wood selection! In our "Material Matchmaker" guide, we'll explore the unique characteristics of the wood type we use.
Welcome to "Material Matchmaker," your one-stop guide to choosing the right FORM wood for your dream furniture piece! When it comes to selecting the wood for your furniture, it is important to understand the characteristics of the kinds of wood we use. From Rosewood to Sheesham, we are very particular about our wood selection process.
We at FORM believe furniture should be not just beautiful, but also functional and suited to your lifestyle. Let’s dive right in and find the perfect match for your needs.
Rosewood: The Exotic Beauty -
- Known for its rich and dark brown to purpleish hues that darkens with age. It’s beautiful swirling patterns in its grain adds a touch of luxury to any piece.
- It is incredibly durable and resistant to any wear and tear. The denseness and durability is the perfect addition for heirloom furniture or high-traffic areas.
- Incredibly low maintenance and will last for years.
Ashwood: The Light and Bright –
- Known for its clean lines and straight grain, it offers a sleek and contemporary aesthetic. Ashwood gives a light and airy look with a clean, straight grain pattern. The color can vary from pale blonde to light brown.
- The strong, shock-resistant hardwood, makes it perfect for furniture that needs to withstand frequent use without compromising on style.
- Regular dusting and occasional oiling will help maintain ashwood's beauty.
Shisham: The Rich and Resilient –
- Shisham, also known as Indian Rosewood has a warm reddish-brown color with a beautiful golden undertone. Its grain is often wavy or interlocked, , adds a touch of elegance and warmth.
- It is highly durable and resistant to dry-wood termites. The natural oils make it an excellent choice for long-lasting furniture.
At FORM, we believe that the right wood can transform a piece from ordinary to extraordinary. By understanding the unique characteristics of each wood type, you can make an informed decision that meets your aesthetic preferences and practical needs.
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