Natural or decorative grain
Veneer shows natural variation; a decorative board offers different consistency and upkeep. The proposal makes the distinction clear.
A rustic detail might come from grain, a thick shelf or a textured finish; it need not fill a room with dark timber. In Marbella, we decide where that warmth helps and where a more washable surface is sensible.
Timber does not behave the same way in a sideboard, bathroom or worktop. Construction and finish are chosen for each part, particularly near water or heat.
Veneer shows natural variation; a decorative board offers different consistency and upkeep. The proposal makes the distinction clear.
A substantial shelf changes the character of the furniture, but its weight and span between supports still need resolving.
Current hinges and runners can work behind a crafted-looking front. Comfort and reliability still matter.
An existing table can sit well beside smoother new furniture. An exact copy of its aged colour is not necessary.
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View on InstagramNo. It depends on the part. Veneer or a carefully specified board may offer a better balance of stability, cost and care.
It can be assessed with moisture, ventilation and edge protection in mind. The solution is specified for the actual room.
Photos of a table, doors or beams you are keeping help us decide how much contrast the new furniture should bring.