Beauty In The Classical Wooden Fronts, Sidings, And Panels
Outsounding Crafted Wooden Interior Elements
All exterior parts in view of our classical wooden fronts, furniture, as sides or lids, are made from walnut, plywood, or blackboard. These are veneered with walnut and finished with a varnish. Each piece is crafted manually and expertly following ancient traditions in classical furnishing craftsmanship. They are constructed of wood with characteristics of resistance and hardness, which is also repellant to water stains, scratches, and chipping. The finishing touches also incorporate Mediterranean wood stains such as ash and beech.
Unified Classical Wooden Fronts With Clean Finishes
Our line of classical wooden fronts uses materials only of the finest quality. The material chosen is evaluated by technical-interior design craftsmen based on their years of experience in the industry. Doing so guarantees the highest durability and a timeless aesthetic. This makes for any classical interior looking for impeccable sidings, panels, and fronts.
All furniture is manufactured and assembled with techniques used in ancient woodwork. We have adapted to the various characteristics of the different types of furniture. Making sure that it does not cause problems down the line. While you may notice the wood shift and change over time, giving rise to small cracks on various areas, these are considered a quality of Mobile and not a defect. This feature is characterized by the use of solid wood and it is to subject movements due to the environment that it is exposed to..
It is advisable not to expose the cabinet to direct sources of heat. The inlaid parts of our products are made entirely by hand by craftsmen who are still running the machining of a time to give life to these inlays that make fine furniture even with the small imperfections that come from dexterity.
Elegant Creativity With Masterful Results
The shades of the coloring of the furniture are carefully selected by the top members of the Union. They make use of rigorous criteria designer preference, quality, and standard. Each piece of fine furnishing also goes through an evaluation to make sure it portrays perfectly the period and style of the furniture. The knowledge of technicians and skilled workers place their valuable skills and expertise into giving each piece an expressive character that signifies our furniture.
The coloring is done through a water-based paints technique. After, they are then moved on to paint nitrolacca and coatings. This process allows the wood to "breath" and opens its pores, which emphasizes its durability, fine look, and quality. The final stage is polishing. Here, our craftsmen use paints, shellac finishes, and subsequent use of bee's wax. The bee's wax is applied to add the final shine when polished with a woolen rag.
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