Design & Luxury Interiors

Heirloom-Quality Furniture: The Longevity and Investment Value of Grade-A Teak

The Lost Art of Furniture as Generational Investment In an era dominated by disposable consumer goods and planned obsolescence, the concept...

Why Teak Furniture Is The Best In Snow, Ice, and Freezing Temperatures

How Teak Furniture Handles Snow, Ice, and Freezing Temperatures If you live...

Luxury Indoor Teak: Handcrafted Dining Tables & Chairs, Cutting Boards, and Benches

The Expectations of Luxury Indoor Furniture Buyers Luxury indoor furniture is purchased with the expectation of longevity, craftsmanship, and timeless design....

Chippendale Design: How an 18th-Century Chair Reached American Patios

Thomas Chippendale was a Yorkshire-born cabinetmaker with a workshop on St Martin's Lane in London. In 1754 he did something...

The Story of the Teak Steamer Deck Chairs On The Titanic

How the ocean-liner deck chair became today's backyard lounger, and why the wood it's made from still matters as much...

Folding vs. Stacking Teak Chairs: Which is Best for Your Patio Storage?

Folding vs. Stacking Grade A Teak Chairs: Which Is Best for Your Patio Storage? When it comes to outfitting your patio,...

Why Interior Designers Choose Teak Furniture

Interior designers choose teak furniture because it solves three problems at once: it looks right in almost any design style,...

The 1900s Garden Bench That Is Still Being Copied Today

This is the story of the Lutyens bench: where it came from, what makes a real one, and why the...