Sideboard made of recycled Teak wood Samosir (Model 124911)

Samosir Sideboard in Recycled Teak Wood – Natural Finish The Samosir sideboard is a piece with strong character and a rich sense of history. Crafted from wood that has already lived a previous life—often sourced from old buildings, ships, or furniture—it becomes truly one of a kind. Made from solid recycled teak wood, this sideboard is exceptionally sturdy and durable. The wood carries the marks of time, such as small imperfections, nail holes, and a natural patina, all of which enhance its authenticity and charm. The natural tones of teak, ranging from light brown to golden hues, bring warmth and rustic beauty to any space. Its design is typically simple and timeless, allowing the texture and grain of the wood to take center stage. The name “Samosir” evokes exotic origins, such as Indonesia, where reclaimed teak is often sourced. The use of recycled wood makes this piece ideal for rustic or vintage interiors, where imperfections are part of the aesthetic. At the same time, it can be seamlessly incorporated into more modern spaces, creating an interesting contrast with clean, contemporary elements.

Product dimension: 220X50X97H

Material of Construction:
Teak wood is a type of tropical hardwood derived from tree trunks with a dense and solid structure, making it relatively heavy. Thanks to its exceptional properties and the beautiful patterns of its grain, it is widely used across a broad range of products. In addition to its high durability, teak offers excellent resistance to fire, as well as moderate resistance to bending, impact, and splitting. It is also highly resistant to saltwater, making it one of the most popular tropical woods for furniture manufacturing. Any cracks that may develop over time are the result of the natural expansion and contraction of solid wood and are not considered manufacturing defects. On the contrary, they add uniqueness and character to each piece. During production, existing cracks are stabilized and refined using material derived from the same wood. As a result, slight variations in color and dimensions may occur due to the natural properties of the wood. These variations are not defects, but rather a testament to the authenticity of the material.

Maintenance:
Dust regularly and, when needed, clean with a damp cloth. Teak requires periodic maintenance to preserve its color and shine.