Walnut
Rich, warm and architectural.
Selected for tone, grain and the way it changes with light.

Character & use
Walnut-toned timber brings depth to a room without darkening it. Its grain reads as pattern at a distance and as texture up close, which is why we reserve it for pieces people touch and gather around: tables, desk tops, cabinet fronts and the edges of shelving.
Because natural timber varies from board to board, we select and sequence surfaces for each piece so that grain flows across doors and table leaves rather than stopping abruptly. Finishes range from open-pore matt to a soft satin sheen; the right choice depends on how the piece will be used and how the room is lit.
Exact species, veneer or solid construction, and finish system are specified per commission and confirmed in writing before production.
Qualities & applications
Qualities
- Deep, warm tone
- Pronounced grain
- Mellows with light over time
- Suited to matt and satin finishes
Where we use it
- Dining and coffee tables
- Desk tops and study joinery
- Cabinet and wardrobe fronts
- Bed frames and headboards
Walnut in our work
- How Much Does Custom Furniture Cost?
- Custom Furniture vs Ready-Made Furniture
- How to Furnish an Entire Home
- Walnut vs Oak for Interior Furniture
- How the Bespoke Furniture Process Works
- Choosing Furniture for an Open-Plan Living Space
- How to Choose the Right Dining Table Size
- Built-In Wardrobe Design: A Practical Guide
- Kitchen Cabinetry Materials Compared
Specify walnut for your home.
Tell us about your space and we will propose materials and send samples.





