acacia wood
Do you remember seeing a floor that you were sure was wood but you weren’t sure it would shine that bright? Most of the time, what he was looking at (as above) is acacia wood. Acacia wood has been around for centuries, some say even millions of years. Rumor has it that it has been used extensively and was the main building block for building the tabernacle and the ark of the covenant. It was that indestructible.
Apart from flooring for which it is ideal given the range of colours, it can be found starting from chocolate brown and ending in off-white or golden yellow, it can also be used as what we call wood art. And we’re not talking about furniture. It is used for cutlery, bowls, and other small interior items that add a luxurious touch to a home.
When it comes to wooden furniture, what makes acacia so perfect is its durability and resistance to water. For those who have taste but a certain lack of time, it’s like Tesla. This in addition to being inherently attractive and resistant to wear. Without the price of course, which is what makes it a perfect alternative to teak. Considering that it grows fast, it is also sustainable, which gives it an added benefit.
Mango Wood
Mango wood is today what mango is in summer. Highly sought after, extremely elusive and always green. One has to admire how useful the mango tree really is, a habitat for the weak, fruitful for youth, and furniture enduring with age. Mango wood is like wine, the older the better.
The armchair manufacturing industry has always been in a hurry to fall short of sustainable options, resulting in style taking precedence over sustainability. Mango wood, which is readily available, offers a great alternative, so if you want to call yourself environmentally friendly, this is the option for you. Here are other reasons why-
1. It’s beautiful, it really is; Given how well it blends with the old ArmChair manufacturing processes, it can be made into beautiful browns and greens in a variety of patterns, each one unique and extremely desirable.
2. Waterproof: why is it good? You can keep it outside. That table on the balcony, those exquisite chairs in the garden, if you want them made of wood, mango wood is the way to go.
3. Easy care: It can be cleaned with warm water and a soft cloth. Minimum result, maximum beauty for busy couples.
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