Structuring of furniture

Normally, furniture surfaces are ground, lacquered or waxed and then polished to achieve a smooth finish and enhance aesthetic appeal.

Structuring of wood surfaces is the process by which the softer wood is removed, leaving only the harder wood. Wood structuring is done by hand, not a machine. Each wood surface has a different pattern, making it necessary to use tools of various brushing parameters. As a result, furniture surfaces become uneven and rough, and have an aged and rustic look.

The structuring process gives the Hacienda Collection well-worn and distressed look and makes it unique in style and shape.

All products can be structured and finished with natural wax. Structuring of wood surfaces is the process by which the softer wood is removed, leaving only the harder wood. As a result, furniture surfaces become uneven and rough, and have an aged and rustic look. Examples of structured furniture are presented above.