SOLID WOOD
Grain, stability and daily use define the wood, the finish and every joint.
MATERIALS · WOOD · FINISHES
SOLID WOOD ONLY
We work with tropical and regional Mexican hardwoods. We don't use melamine or MDF as a main product: board only appears as an interior complement within a solid-wood project.
OUR WOODS
Lysiloma latisiliquum
A tropical hardwood from southeastern Mexico, reddish brown with a pronounced grain and a warm character suited to everyday pieces.
Use Doors, windows, screens, bars and furniture.
Work in this wood Estudio Iturbide, Pabilo Café, Campante Bar, Bacanora, Hotel Oaxaca Inn, Casa La Loma
More about this wood →Tabebuia rosea · rosa morada
Light and warm in tone, with a fine grain and medium weight. It machines precisely and takes a range of finishes.
Use Doors and windows, furniture and closets.
Work in this wood El Guayacán, Casa Antonieta
More about this wood →Enterolobium cyclocarpum · parota
Its large diameter yields wide single-board pieces, with expressive grain and a naturally strong presence.
Use Slab tables, live-edge bars and carved doors.
Work in this wood Hotel Boutique El Callejón
More about this wood →Cedrela odorata
Light, aromatic and stable, it is a noble wood in traditional Mexican carpentry.
Use Doors, windows, closets and wall paneling.
More about this wood →Swartzia cubensis
Very dense, with dark heartwood and pale sapwood that create contrasting streaks and edges.
Use Details, floors, countertops and contrast pieces.
More about this wood →Platymiscium sp.
A hard, deep reddish wood with darker streaks that bring a warm, distinctive presence.
Use Floorboards, floors and signature pieces.
More about this wood →Manilkara zapota
Notable for its hardness and durability, it has appeared in regional architecture for centuries.
Use Beams and structure.
More about this wood →Quercus sp.
A temperate-climate hardwood with straight grain and a neutral tone for many kinds of spaces.
Use Doors, floors and furniture.
More about this wood →Pinus spp.
Light-colored wood with visible grain. We use it occasionally, and it can suit indoor furniture and made-to-measure pieces.
Use Indoor furniture and custom pieces.
More about this wood →Myroxylon balsamum
Reddish-brown to dark wood with a purplish cast and interlocked grain; the figure varies from board to board.
Use Furniture and custom pieces, depending on the project.
More about this wood →Juglans spp. · especie según procedencia
Ranges from light brown to dark chocolate, with a pronounced grain and lighter sapwood. Appearance varies by species and origin.
Use Indoor furniture and custom pieces.
More about this wood →These are some of the species we work with. We also use mahogany, primavera, cypress and other woods as each project requires. Images are visual references; each board varies in grain, tone and availability. We confirm availability and price when quoting. How to choose the wood for your project.
BEYOND WOOD
Solid wood is the base, but many pieces are completed with other materials. We work them with Oaxacan artisans and workshops, so every piece keeps the same care from start to finish.
Seats and backs in palm hand-woven by Oaxacan artisans, for chairs, stools and signature pieces.
Wool textiles loom-woven by weavers from Teotitlán del Valle, brought into upholstery and custom pieces.
Upholstery in leather and faux leather of every kind, made with local upholsterers: chairs, stools, headboards and booths.
Countertops, bases and details in stone and marble, crafted with stonemasons and marble workers from the region.
Metal for structures, bases and hardware, or exposed as a detail: profiles, rings, pulls and trims.
Laser engraving of logos, lettering and patterns, and all kinds of custom details to make each piece unique.
HOW WE CHOOSE
DURABILITY
A well-made piece is restored, not replaced.
We maintain the pieces we make, so they keep accompanying the space for generations.
SAMPLES
For ongoing projects we send wood and finish samples, or welcome you at our Huayápam workshop by appointment.
