In Vogue - The Natural Aesthetic

As interior designers, we absolutely love incorporating natural furniture elements into our designs! There's something so warm and inviting about bringing the outdoors inside, and it's a trend that's definitely here to stay.

One of our favorite ways to incorporate natural furniture elements is through the use of reclaimed and upcycled timbers. These pieces not only add visual interest and texture to a space, but they're also a sustainable and environmentally friendly option. Plus, the history behind each piece is fascinating - imagine sitting at a dining table made from reclaimed wood salvaged from an old Javanese structure!

Another way to add natural elements to your design is through the use of natural finishes such as aged finishing and shou sugi ban. Aged finishing gives wood a natural and weathered appearance, creating a warm and welcoming feel. Shou sugi ban, a traditional Japanese technique of charring wood, can give it a beautiful blackened finish. These finishes can give wood a unique and weathered appearance, adding a rustic touch to any space. Plus, the natural beauty of timbers has been shown to have a calming effect on people, making it a great addition to any space where relaxation and well-being are important.

Incorporating these natural furniture elements into your interior design can create a more organic and inviting space. Whether it's a statement piece like a reclaimed wood coffee table or a shou sugi ban accent piece, these elements can make a big impact on the overall look and feel of a room.

So, if you're looking to add a little warmth and personality to your space, we highly recommend incorporating natural furniture elements into your design. Not only will it be a great conversation starter, but it'll also create a space that's unique, sustainable, and welcoming.