Arenario
Arenario is a soft, sandy brown with a little something extra. Muted taupe undertones keep it warm without pulling gold or orange, and the lightly weathered grain gives it the depth, texture and natural variation we love. Easy to live with, but definitely not boring.
Black
Black is a true, unapologetic black. No charcoal, no dark brown, no almost-black business. The visible wood grain gives it depth and texture while the color stays unmistakably black in every light.
Bruma
Bruma is a warm, natural wood finish with soft gray layered through the grain for a lightly weathered look. The wood is still the main event; the gray just gives it a little more depth and character. Relaxed, layered and anything but plain.
Cannella
Cannella is a super dark brown with natural shifts in tone that let the wood grain do its thing. The natural movement in the wood keeps it from looking flat or overly polished. It has all the drama of a dark finish while staying unmistakably brown.
Castano
Coming soon!
Crema
Crema keeps things light without asking the wood to disappear. Its pale, creamy tone has soft beige warmth, while the visible grain and natural variation give every piece its own look. No stark white, no washed-out wood. Just a light, warm finish that lets the grain have its moment.
Gesso
Gesso is for anyone who wants white without asking the wood to give up its personality. The soft white finish lets the natural grain show through, giving it a lightly weathered look instead of a solid, just-painted finish. Bright and clean, and unmistakably handcrafted.
Miele
Miele is a soft, honeyed brown that brings out all the good parts of the wood. Warm golden tones sit alongside the natural grain and variation, giving each piece an easy, sun-warmed look. Warm without going orange, light without looking pale. Basically, it found the sweet spot.
Nebbia
Nebbia is a warm, natural wood finish with a soft white wash layered over the grain. The wood still reads warm and golden, while the white settles into the texture and details, making every line stand out. It shows off the wood instead of covering it up.
Notte
Notte is a deep, inky navy with an almost-black intensity. The visible wood grain keeps the color from looking flat, and the blue becomes more noticeable as the light shifts. It has all the drama of a dark finish, but with a little more to say.
Pietra
Pietra is a soft stone gray with lighter highlights running through the wood grain. The layered color brings out the texture and makes every line and detail stand out without harsh contrast. It is what gray looks like when it has some life in it.
Rum
Rum is a warm, medium brown with rich caramel tones and plenty of natural variation. The color brings out the grain and handcrafted details without turning dark or heavy. It is the kind of brown people mean when they say they want wood to look like wood.
Sabbia
Sabbia is a light, sandy beige with soft brown tones and the tiniest touch of gray. The pale wash lets the wood grain and natural variation show through, so the finish has plenty going on without feeling busy. Warm, textured and much more interesting than beige has any right to be.
Selva
Coming Soon!
Terra
Terra is a medium, earthy finish with cool taupe undertones, a hint of gray and natural shifts from lighter to deeper brown. All those shades give the wood grain plenty of movement and dimension. The browns all showed up. Red was not invited.
Wheat
Wheat is a layered mix of warm brown, golden honey and a touch of smoky gray. The colors move with the wood grain, creating noticeable variation from lighter golden areas to deeper brown ones, sometimes all on the same piece. Wheat does not pick one shade and stick to it, and that is exactly what makes it Wheat.
White Wheat
White Wheat is a white finish with a soft brown glaze layered over it. The glaze settles into the wood grain, edges and carved details, bringing out the texture and giving the white a warmer, more dimensional look. Clean white was never going to be enough around here.