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A Talenti Moon Teak dining table under trees, from the Premium Wood line

The Premium Wood line

Teak, iroko and accoya, for the terraces where the furniture is meant to weather.

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Premium Wood is the hardwood line. Talenti works in teak first, and also in iroko, mahogany and accoya, which is softwood put through an acetylation process that makes it behave like a tropical hardwood without being one.

Wood moves. The factory says so plainly: colour shifts and small cracks come with humidity and sudden changes in temperature, and without periodic oiling the surface takes a silver grey patina. Some people buy teak for that patina. If you want the honey colour kept, the oil is the price of it.

Eight collections sit here. Dolcevita and Thea for dining, Moon Teak and Oliver for lounging, Parker and Prichi for the small tables in between. Wood also brings paperwork into the United States, and we handle it: every shipment with wood in it carries a Lacey Act declaration naming the species and the country it was cut in.

  1. Teak

    first choice

    resists heat, water, humidity and salt

  2. Accoya

    modified softwood

    matches tropical hardwood for stability

  3. Care

    protective oil

    or let it go silver grey on purpose

  4. Import

    Lacey Act

    species and origin declared per shipment

  5. Price

    on request

    quoted per configuration

Counted from the collections the factory puts in this line.

Price on request

Teak, and what it asks of you

Say where the furniture stands and how much sun it takes, and the reply covers finish, care and price. One business day, Monday to Friday.

One figure, one business day

Where the furniture is going. It sets the freight and the lead time.

Pieces, sizes, finishes, a deadline if you have one.

A person in Los Angeles reads this, not a robot. A reply with sizes, finishes and a price goes out within one business day, Monday to Friday.