Solid acacia: naturally warm and durable
As specialists in premium, handcrafted, solid-wood furniture, we pay great attention to the quality of the pieces we offer. The woods we select retain the richness of the tree and its living beauty. Each variety chosen stands out for its unique attributes.
Highly regarded in the timber industry, acacia is often compared to teak, with which it shares many qualities, including the natural ability to resist insects, moisture, and the elements. It is practically non-deformable and naturally resistant to moisture and weathering, and its firm, fine fibre does not warp with time. This makes it a very popular choice for exterior doors, windows, and garden furniture... as well as for bathroom fittings and decorative elements that require meticulous craftsmanship. The density, rigidity, and durability of the wood make it a truly excellent material.
Aesthetic
Acacia is a warm wood with a golden tone that ranges from dark blond to brown. The unique appearance of its linear grain makes it an elegant material full of character. Stable over time, it is not sensitive to temperature fluctuations or sunlight: perfect for outdoor furniture or furniture displayed in a bay window.
As with all solid-wood furniture, i.e. living material, each and every piece of acacia furniture is unique and presents slight variations in grain and colour... and that's exactly what we love here at Tikamoon!
Resistant
Extremely durable, whatever life throws at it! Acacia is a very hard, dense, and highly shock-resistant variety of wood... it is therefore an ideal choice for a countryside home, a child's bedroom, or a playroom. It is not prone to attack from insects, fungi, or humidity, which makes it perfect for crafting garden furniture and bathroom fittings.
Acacia is a naturally rot-proof risk class 4 wood, meaning it is recognised for its suitability for outdoor use.
The unique appearance of its linear grain makes it an elegant material full of character.
Sustainable
Acacia has a low environmental impact. As it is naturally rot-proof, resistant to humidity, and not very sensitive to the effects of photosynthesis, it does not require any chemical treatment. It is therefore a valuable resource in eco-friendly production and as part of an effort to minimise the impact of modern life on the environment.
Acacia supports biodiversity by helping to enhance and maintain soil.
Chic
Very popular in contemporary interiors, acacia has an exotic look that designers and architects love. It is often crafted into minimalist designs, as the unique character of its visible grain is enough to make the furniture ooze personality.
