Materials & finishes
Precious essences
Maison Philippe Hurel is particularly committed to the choice of woods it uses. The selected species are the result of extensive research to find the best sources in an eco-responsible approach. Macassar ebony comes from Indonesia, rosewood from Santos, and white ebony from Laos. All these species can be produced with a matte, satin, or glossy finish.
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Tamo, also known as Manchurian ash, originates from Asia and is characterized by a striking, three-dimensional grain pattern. This unique pattern is created by a specific growth habit and the circular porosity of the wood. It is available in a natural finish and in a shade called KURI (chestnut in Japanese). As with all the shades you might desire, Tamo lends a unique and poetic character to the pieces in the collection that incorporate it.
Tamo Naturel
Tamo Kuri
essences Précieuses
Tamo Naturel
Tamo Kuri
Ziricote
Dogwood 68-2014
Palmier
Bois de rose de Santos
Ébène de Macassar
Louro Faïa du Brésil 12-2010
Ébène blanc du Laos
Ébène blanc du Laos 96-2013
Noyer Américain
Acajou Brésilien
Bouleau frisé norvégien 10-2014
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