INTEGRITY MEANS DOING IT RIGHT
WHEN NOBODY IS WATCHING

All plants and trees are beautiful in their own way, just as our children are all unique and beautiful in their own way.

However, some trees are better for some applications, while others are better for making furniture.

We use European beech trees in the construction of our furniture. This tree species grows in a temperate continental climate and goes through seasonal changes. As a member of the hardwood family, beech trees take decades to grow to maturity. Once mature, these trees can tower as high as 80-feet tall with robust trunks and a broad canopy. Their slow growth rate allows for a harder, more dense wood when compared to softer woods, like pine and poplar.

Our harvesting process makes hardwood Romina furniture a better choice than synthetic materials as well. For every beech tree that is cut down, we make sure five more are planted in the same area. This positively impacts the oxygen supply on our planet, and it ensures future generations continue to have access to this beautiful, high-quality building material.

With the optimum moisture content achieved, the boards are inspected and identified based on strength, uniformity, and consistency.

Any board that shows even the slightest structural weakness is set aside and used in applications that don’t require structural support.

After the initial selection process, boards are sorted yet again based on size, grain variations, and appearance to ensure only the most beautiful boards are displayed on the top and front of our furniture.

Once properly sorted, the wood goes through the calibration process where edges are straightened and surfaces evened. It is then processed with the help of high-performance equipment that cuts each board into its final size and shape.

From calculating tension points to drilling assembly holes, double checking curves, and accounting for environmental stress, our team is the best in the business when it comes to creating industry-leading, luxury furniture.

The process doesn’t stop there.

All components are re-evaluated by another team of wood artisans whose sole job is to look for design and structural consistency. Depending on their findings, some wooden components will go through yet another round of calibration and cut corrections.

We are passionate about sourcing the best boards and cutting them to perfection in the pursuit of creating furniture that honors nature’s bounty.

Our skilled artisans finally reveal our Romina designs by assembling crib sides, drawer fronts, and more.

This process involves very little modern technology.

Instead, we rely on love and care during this part of the process.

Furniture parts are assembled using non-toxic adhesives, metal screws, and nails. Every structural component includes two fastening features to ensure it will last a lifetime.