Maxim Wood | Bed Frame - Id King (182) - Teak Wood and Custom Fabric Upholstery

Golden Teak Brushed

Highly recommended furniture material for its strength, durability, warm colour, resistance to termites or other damaging elements, last a lifetime.

Source Teak:Sustainable planatation
Process Teak:Kiln dry treatment
Class Teak:Premium mature teak
Usage Teak:Outdoor, Indoor
Moisture Before Used:Below 12%
Recyclable:100%

Mocha Brushed Teak

Rich, grounded, and effortlessly elegant, Mocha Brushed Teak brings depth and modern character to solid teak wood. The mocha finish adds a luxurious layer of deep brown tones, subtly cool with hints of charcoal or espresso depending on the light. This darker palette gives a contemporary edge while still allowing the natural grain to show through. The brushed texture adds a soft, matte feel making our furniture both inviting and sophisticated. For lasting beauty, we recommend occasional teak sealant treatment. It is a simple way to preserve the color and protect the finish through time and use.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
Use coasters under beverages to prevent marks and stains.
Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
Avoid placing indoor furnishings in direct sunlight or near sources of heat or moisture, as this could cause cracking or changes in finishes.
Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

Process Teak:Kiln dry treatment
Class Teak:Premium mature teak
Source Teak:Sustainable planatation
Moisture Before Used:Below 12%

White Wash Brushed Teak

Clean and airy, White Brushed Teak offers a modern interpretation of natural wood while softening the bold character of teak with a light, coastal-inspired finish. The wood is kiln-dried for lasting stability, then gently brushed with a white-toned layer that veils the surface while allowing the beige-to-light-brown hues of the teak to subtly show through. This finishing technique enhances the natural straight grain and brings out delicate textures, resulting in a weathered, matte look that feels both fresh and timeless. It’s an ideal choice for indoor spaces with light, organic palettes. To keep its soft, luminous tone intact, we recommend occasional application of teak sealant to protect the finish and preserve its refined charm over time.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
Use coasters under beverages to prevent marks and stains.
Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
Avoid placing indoor furnishings in direct sunlight or near sources of heat or moisture, as this could cause cracking or changes in finishes.
Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

Process Teak:Kiln dry treatment
Class Teak:Premium mature teak
Source Teak:Sustainable planatation
Moisture Before Used:Below 12%

Natural Teak Fine Finish

Celebrated for the timeless character and superior performance, Natural Teak highlights the true essence of teak wood. We start with carefully selected, mature teak log which is sourced for the rich oils, dense grain, and exceptional longevity. These are then kiln-dried to ensure maximum stability and resistance against cracking, shrinking, or warping. The result retains teak’s natural golden-brown hue, allowing the beauty of the wood’s grain to shine through. Smooth to the touch yet textural in appearance, this finish is made to age gracefully, developing a distinguished patina over time. To prolong the life and appearance of the wood, especially in varying climates, we recommend periodic application of teak sealant. This additional step helps maintain its natural beauty and enhances resistance to wear over time.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
Use coasters under beverages to prevent marks and stains.
Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
Avoid placing indoor furnishings in direct sunlight or near sources of heat or moisture, as this could cause cracking or changes in finishes.
Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.

Process Teak:Kiln dry treatment
Class Teak:Premium mature teak
Source Teak:Sustainable planatation
Moisture Before Used:Below 12%

Walnut Teak Fine Finish

Crafted from premium solid teak wood sourced from FSC-certified forests, Walnut Brushed Teak offers a timeless appeal rooted in sustainability and performance. Each piece begins with mature teak logs selected for their exceptional density and grain consistency, ensuring durability and beauty that last through generations. Before finishing, the wood undergoes a kiln-drying process to stabilize its structure and reduce moisture content, minimizing the risk of warping or cracking over time. A rich walnut color coating is then applied to the teak base, enhancing its natural character with a deep brown hue that exudes warmth and sophistication. The matte brushed finish adds a smooth, tactile surface while maintaining the organic texture of real wood. This finish is ideal for indoor use, offering not only outstanding durability and resistance to wear but also a visually refined, elegant look. Fully recyclable and finished with environmentally conscious methods, Walnut Brushed Teak strikes the perfect balance between luxury and sustainability.

Our finishes may change over time, and natural wood may display small splits, knots, joint lines, or other features that will add character to your piece without affecting its quality or performance. Recommended care for wood furnishings may vary depending on the finishes applied to each surface.

Use a dry cloth to dust furniture weekly.
Use coasters under beverages to prevent marks and stains.
Upon the spills, please immediately wipe off using a mild soap, water, and soft undyed cloth as needed. Dry immediately to prevent marks from forming.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents and scratching with sharp objects. Aggressive cleaning should not be necessary.
Avoid placing indoor furnishings in direct sunlight or near sources of heat or moisture, as this could cause cracking or changes in finishes.
Long-lasting protection: regular sealing helps maintain the wood's natural color and protects against weathering.
How often the treatment is needed depends on the climate and whether the furniture is placed at a sheltered position. As a general rule, teak surfaces should be cleaned and treated at least once a year.