Natural Edge Chestnut Shelf
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Size: 1m long x200-250 wide x32mm thick, Planed both sides.
The Natural Edge Chestnut Shelf is a rustic yet elegant piece of furniture crafted from high-quality chestnut wood. Its defining feature is the incorporation of the natural edge of the wood, which gives it a unique and organic appearance. The shelf showcases the beauty of the wood's grain patterns, knots, and imperfections, adding character and charm to any room. With its sturdy construction and versatile design, the Natural Edge Chestnut Shelf serves both decorative and functional purposes, providing a stylish way to display books, plants, or decorative items while enhancing the overall aesthetics of the space. Size: 1m long x 200-250mm wide x20mm thick with a natural edge. Planed and sanded both faces. Waney edge sycamore shelves offer a rustic and natural aesthetic to any living space. Crafted from sycamore wood with its characteristic live edge, these shelves retain the organic shape of the tree, showcasing its unique grain patterns and knots. Waney edge, also known as live edge, refers to the irregular edge of the wood, left untouched to preserve the tree's natural beauty. Sycamore wood is known for its durability and light color, making it suitable for a variety of interior styles. Whether used for displaying books, ornaments, or other items, waney edge sycamore shelves bring a touch of the outdoors inside while adding warmth and character to your home décor.
About Chestnut Wood
Chestnut wood is a hardwood known for its durability, rich color, and distinctive grain pattern. Derived from the chestnut tree, this wood species has been historically valued for its strength and workability, making it a popular choice for various woodworking projects. Chestnut wood exhibits a warm, reddish-brown hue that deepens with age, offering a timeless aesthetic appeal. Its straight, fine grain adds visual interest and texture to furniture, flooring, and architectural elements. While American chestnut trees were once abundant in North America, they were largely devastated by a blight in the early 20th century, leading to scarcity in availability. However, European and Asian species of chestnut trees still provide a source of this sought-after wood, prized for its beauty and resilience.Collect in Store
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