OUR PHILOSOPHY

Wood & Stone furniture combines the perfect balance of beauty and practicality. We love nature and are passionate about designing and creating unique and unusual furniture in a rustic style. 

We only use natural products when crafting our furniture. The recycled wood we use to craft our furniture tells a unique story with its old marks and imperfections. We believe in reusing wood steeped in history, that is why all our work features repurposed wood.

By creating handmade furniture, we maintain the long-standing tradition of craft workshops – artful and unique, leaving their mark not only in everyday life, but also in art. The combination of our professionalism and rich history in carpentry wins recognition in the eyes of our most discerning customers.

Each piece of Wood & Stone handmade furniture has a unique character, much different from anything manufactured in industrial processes. We craft with traditional carpentry tools to achieve an individual finish and give the furniture a true artisanal spirit. Although crafted from similar designs, our furniture stands apart from any other furniture in the world.

Wood & Stone gives interiors a unique style according to the harmony of nature by using natural products. We encourage our customers to forget the humdrum rules of design to create interiors which are unique and outstanding. The furniture we offer is specially prepared, detailed and customised. We listen to the client’s ideas and include them in the creative process to produce the perfect end result. 

The functionality and durability of Wood & Stone furniture are the result of established carpentry techniques developed over decades. We refrain from mechanised tools which cannot give furniture an individual character, and instead use artisanal methods which give our furniture its exceptionally traditional look. In our studio, everything is created with the use of traditional tables, planes, chisels and other professional and reliable tools.

We use a method called Shou Sugi Ban in which unusual wood colours pay tribute to an ancient Japanese technique. In this process, the wood is charred to create deep silvering tones. The process involves charring the wood in fire, removing the char with a wire brush, cleaning the wood with a wet cloth and finally applying oil.