P.O.V. 464 Spherical Dining Table

The natural wood finish is not modified in any way by staining or other agents during the production process.

The surface is only finished with transparent lacquer or oil, thus naturally highlighting the wood texture.

Stains may be used to match beech or oak products to the surroundings. Staining does not affect the wood structure and most colours do not suppress the wood pattern, either. On the contrary, wood as a natural material absorbs colours differently and for this reason the surface is characterised by lighter or darker places.

The colour result is also affected by the initial range of colour of individual woody plants (see illustration photo). Stains are applied by either immersion or spraying. The surface is then finished only with transparent lacquer.

Oiling is a method of surface treatment that is created by applying a mixture of natural oil and wax to the surface of the wood. This creates a matt protective film that does not crack or peel off while still allowing the wood to breathe. The oil layer is applied directly to the machined raw surface, which is not treated with any colour before being oiled. The oil brings out the wood’s natural colour. This effect can be best observed on American walnuts, which we therefore recommend to finish exclusively with oil. However, we also finish oak and beech wood products with oil.

The natural wood finish is not modified in any way by staining or other agents during the production process.

The surface is only finished with transparent lacquer or oil, thus naturally highlighting the wood texture.

Stains may be used to match beech or oak products to the surroundings. Staining does not affect the wood structure and most colours do not suppress the wood pattern, either. On the contrary, wood as a natural material absorbs colours differently and for this reason the surface is characterised by lighter or darker places.

The colour result is also affected by the initial range of colour of individual woody plants (see illustration photo). Stains are applied by either immersion or spraying. The surface is then finished only with transparent lacquer.

Oiling is a method of surface treatment that is created by applying a mixture of natural oil and wax to the surface of the wood. This creates a matt protective film that does not crack or peel off while still allowing the wood to breathe. The oil layer is applied directly to the machined raw surface, which is not treated with any colour before being oiled. The oil brings out the wood’s natural colour. This effect can be best observed on American walnuts, which we therefore recommend to finish exclusively with oil. However, we also finish oak and beech wood products with oil.

The natural wood finish is not modified in any way by staining or other agents during the production process.

The surface is only finished with transparent lacquer or oil, thus naturally highlighting the wood texture.

All table tops from the P.O.V. collection can be finished with rounded, bevelled and straight edges.

The natural wood finish is not modified in any way by staining or other agents during the production process.

The surface is only finished with transparent lacquer or oil, thus naturally highlighting the wood texture.

Stains may be used to match beech or oak products to the surroundings. Staining does not affect the wood structure and most colours do not suppress the wood pattern, either. On the contrary, wood as a natural material absorbs colours differently and for this reason the surface is characterised by lighter or darker places.

The colour result is also affected by the initial range of colour of individual woody plants (see illustration photo). Stains are applied by either immersion or spraying. The surface is then finished only with transparent lacquer.

Oiling is a method of surface treatment that is created by applying a mixture of natural oil and wax to the surface of the wood. This creates a matt protective film that does not crack or peel off while still allowing the wood to breathe. The oil layer is applied directly to the machined raw surface, which is not treated with any colour before being oiled. The oil brings out the wood’s natural colour. This effect can be best observed on American walnuts, which we therefore recommend to finish exclusively with oil. However, we also finish oak and beech wood products with oil.