Ash wood

Ash wood

The ash is an esteemed wood, which has been used in a ton of different ways over the millennia. Due to its high resistance, it has been used first as helve for rudimentary items; later on, for more advanced tools, benches, skis.
Its natural bending made it also suitable, in the past, for wagons and old car bodyworks.
In more recent times, its elegant texture and its tender white colour made it become the perfect material for furnishings and high esthetical level design products.

Focus on the material

Ash tree is a sustainable wood used for high quality design

Mountains and rivers

The Fraxinus is a genus of flowering plants that belongs to the Oleaceae family, which embraces over 60 endemic species of the northern hemisphere. But it also can be found in some tropical countries.

It frequently grows among riparian woods, and its natural habitat is both the riverside in the valleys and the wooded humid lands at higher altitudes.

The ash tree can reach an age of over 200 years: it’s a plant that requires respect and care in the carving of its wood.

Naked Eora is a design wall clock made of sustainable certified ash wood

Sturdy Heart

The quality of the ash is not only esthetics, but also its mechanical properties.

It’s a wood with a white, pure, soul, but at the same time it’s among the heaviest and hardest: this makes it strong and realiable.

It lets you work it friendly, but with care.

Tenacious and elastic, it bends but never breaks.

Ash wood is a sustainable wood we recycle in order to create ecofriendly design

Recycling and disposal

All the wood we use is pure, solid, wood, without any polluting treatment or glue.

That means it is 100% natural and it can be disposed within the apposite biodegradable waste.

By the way we highly recommend to consider that, due to the high quality of our wood and its great recyclability, throwing it away in a trash can is quite a loss. All the biodegradable waste will be finally incinerated to provide energy.

Solid wood is too valuable not to be fully recycled. Our strong recommendation is to Google search for the nearest wood collection center and leave it there, in order to be fully recovered according to the principles of the circular economy.