Materials & quality

The right feel begins in the specification.

Timber, textile, stone, metal and finishes shape the expression. Construction, tolerances and documented decisions make the product repeatable.

Furniture samples in timber, textile, metal and stone
Material study

Material dialogue

Expression, use and economics must work together.

Samples in oak, ash and dark-stained timber
Timber

Timber & veneer

Species, grading, veneer direction, stain and sheen are defined for a consistent expression.

Textile samples and furniture upholstery layers
Upholstery

Textile & upholstery

Texture, colour, feel and durability are balanced with comfort, environment and care.

Samples in stone, steel and bronze
Mixed materials

Stone & metal

Material combinations are assessed for weight, tolerances, edges, attachment and transport.

Quality basis

What we describe clearly can also be followed up.

01

Defined reference

Drawings, dimensions, materials and reference samples create a shared basis for decisions.

02

Critical points

Visible surfaces, joints, stability, colour variation and fit are identified early.

03

Samples before production

Where required, samples are used to align material, colour or execution.

04

Documented changes

Approvals and changes are kept together so everyone works toward the same result.

Bring a reference or material idea.

Book a material dialogue