Built by hand.
Made to last.
From wood selection to the finish in your showroom, honest materials, real craftsmanship, and a sustainability story we can stand behind.
Six steps, by hand.
Wood selection
Mango, acacia and oak are selected on site. We grade each batch on moisture, grain and colour.
Drying
The wood dries slowly in open air, then in kiln-controlled rooms, to prevent warping.
Cutting & shaping
Parts are sawn to size and shaped, then prepared for their metal bases.
Assembly
Skilled artisans build each piece by hand, no rushed screw joints.
Finishing
Sanding, staining, lacquering or oiling, depending on the chosen finish.
Quality check & dispatch
Each piece is inspected, packed and dispatched from our factory in India.
Three woods, one metal.
The materials we work with, and the case for each.
Mango wood.
Hard, with a natural grain. The wood used for most of our furniture.
Acacia wood.
A fast-growing hardwood from managed plantations in India.
Oak wood.
A dense, durable hardwood with a pronounced grain.
Metal.
Black powder-coated metal bases, legs and handles.
Finishes, by wood.
From soft and blonde to dark and grounded. Every finish is developed on the wood it belongs to, and stays true to its grain.
Almond — mango
A light, natural mango tone with a smooth, consistent surface. The grain stays visible but understated, for a calm, neutral look that works across a wide range of interiors.
Caramel — mango
An expressive mango finish with strong variation in colour and grain. Knots and natural markings are clearly visible, giving each piece a distinct, tactile character.
Mocha — mango
A golden-brown, sandblasted mango finish. The brushing lifts the grain for a soft, textured surface with warmth and depth.
Walnut — mango
A deeper brown finish with an even surface and controlled grain. Balanced and uniform, for a refined, polished look that keeps a natural wood character.
Espresso — mango
A dark brown mango finish, rich and grounded. The grain reads beneath the colour, adding depth without gloss.
Caviar — mango
A matte black finish with subtle surface texture. The wood grain stays visible beneath the colour, for a bold, modern contrast on a natural base.
Latte — acacia
Acacia in its natural state, pale, light-blonde tones with a pronounced grain and natural strength, used without additional colour treatment.
Oat — oak
Light, natural oak with a soft, airy tone. The open grain gives a clean, understated surface.
Cocoa — oak
A dark, brushed oak finish. The brushing deepens the grain for a rich, tactile surface.
The marks
of the maker.
Every Wood n More piece is built by hand by skilled artisans, no mass-production line, no rushed joints. Small variations in grain and tone are part of the product, not a flaw in it.
What we do
and don't claim.
Most of our furniture is made from mango wood, a by-product of trees that have reached the end of their fruit-bearing life. We don't carry a green badge: our containers run on fossil fuel, some finishes contain lacquers, and shipping produces CO₂. We invest in better practice and we're honest about it.
Questions about craft or sustainability?
Tell us about your project, range or sustainability questions, we're glad to help.
