Wood Talk

July 26, 2020

Mixing Wood Tones In A Room

Allowing various wood finishes to coexist can result in a more eclectic, layered look that lends the right amount of texture and depth. The overall feel is more organic as if individual pieces have been collected over time. There is no magic formula when it comes to mixing wood furniture finishes, but here are a few guidelines that may help you find your footing.

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July 26, 2020

16 Unique Ways to Use Live Edge Slabs and Crosscuts (Part Two)
These completely unique uses of wood slabs prove that there are tons of ways to add the rustic charm, that wood provides, to any room. Whether an exotic wood slab or domestic, these creative ideas are beautiful touches to a room or home.
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July 26, 2020

16 Unique Ways to Use Live Edge Slabs and Crosscuts (Part One)
Live edge slabs are especially popular because they can really make a room feel alive. There are a lot of other ways to liven up a room using live edge slabs and crosscuts. Adding wood to a space, especially exotic live edge slabs and crosscuts, is a great conversation starter.
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July 26, 2020

Jatoba, Tempisque, and Araracanga
Wooden products, made from the rain and cloud forests of this beautiful country, are a rich reminder of the magic country and its people. In this post, we will cover Jatoba, Tempisque, and Araracanga wood.
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July 26, 2020

Matchwood, Old Fustic, and Bully Tree Wood
Wooden products, made from the rain and cloud forests of this beautiful country, are a rich reminder of the magic country and its people. In this post, we will cover Matchwood, Old Fustic, and Bully Tree wood.
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July 26, 2020

Guatemalan Mora, Dragonwood, and Gavilan Limon
Wooden products, made from the rain and cloud forests of this beautiful country, are a rich reminder of the magic country and its people. In this post, we will feature Guatemalan Mora, Dragonwood, and Gavilan Limon.
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July 26, 2020

Tigerwood, Sapucacia Wood, and Jatoba Wood
In this post we will feature Tigerwood, Sapucacia Wood, and Jatoba. Our hope is that this will give you a better idea of the best wood for your project, as well as a stronger attachment to the piece, knowing its history, construction, and lifeline.
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July 26, 2020

Parota, Monkey Pod, and Bullet Wood
Costa Rica is well known for its tropical forest cover and stunning trees. In this series, we cover some of the most popular woods available today, starting with Parota, Monkey Pod, and Bullet Wood.
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