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The black frame of the chest of drawers, emphasizes the charm of the wooden door. Recycled fishing boat wood has characteristic unevenness, cavities and cracks that give the chest of drawers a strong character.
All products are hand-finished by qualified craftsmen which, combined with the natural properties of the materials used, creates a unique product, which is unique and the differences in finishing emphasize its individual and unique character.
Product details
- Height:
- 70
- Width:
- 200
- Depth:
- 40
- Material:
Time and cost of delivery
| Kurier | $16.27 brutto |
Wood with a nautical identity
Looking at the dismantled wreck it is hard to imagine that someone can still see the beauty in it. Each piece of wood is dirty and covered with thick layers of paint. The new boats were colorful, built from solid wood to serve the coastal communities for the next few decades. These years have imprinted themselves on their appearance, the external beauty is gone. However, under the layers of dirt there is still wood whose beauty is discovered by craftsmen. The ground wood reveals its beauty and the paint turns into marble patterns and mosaics that create different color schemes. Every scratch, dent, hole is a piece of travel, boat history and the communities they served. These imperfections give individuality and uniqueness to each piece of furniture.
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Looking at the dismantled wreck it is hard to imagine that someone can still see the beauty in it. Each piece of wood is dirty and covered with thick layers of paint. The new boats were colorful, built from solid wood to serve the coastal communities for the next few decades. These years have imprinted themselves on their appearance, the external beauty is gone. However, under the layers of dirt there is still wood whose beauty is discovered by craftsmen. The ground wood reveals its beauty and the paint turns into marble patterns and mosaics that create different color schemes. Every scratch, dent, hole is a piece of travel, boat history and the communities they served. These imperfections give individuality and uniqueness to each piece of furniture.