Materials & Finishes Guide

Materials & Finishes Guide

Understanding the Materials Used in Home Furnishings

01 — Introduction

Furniture, textiles, and home accessories can be made from a variety of materials, each with different characteristics, appearance, durability, and care requirements. This guide describes common materials relevant to our product categories. It does not mean that every material described is used in every Crannyx product. Refer to the individual product listing for the actual materials and construction of the item you are considering.

02 — Solid Wood

Solid wood furniture may feature natural differences in grain, color, knots, and texture. Products identified as acacia wood or teak wood should be understood according to their individual product descriptions. Wood may respond to changes in humidity and temperature, so suitable indoor conditions and appropriate care are important. Natural grain variations are not necessarily defects.

03 — Engineered Wood

Engineered wood may include plywood, medium-density fiberboard, particleboard, and other manufactured panels. Its performance and moisture resistance depend on the panel construction, adhesive system, surface treatment, and intended use. Engineered wood should not be described as solid wood unless the actual product construction supports that description.

04 — Rattan and Natural Fibers

Rattan and other natural fibers may be used in selected decorative or furniture components. Natural materials can show variations in color, texture, and surface appearance. Keep these materials away from excessive moisture and follow the care instructions supplied with the individual product.

05 — Metal and Glass

Metal components may have painted, coated, plated, or brushed finishes. Glass may be used in selected furniture or mirror products and requires careful handling. Avoid abrasive cleaning products unless the product instructions specifically recommend them. Do not use cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged glass components.

06 — Cotton, Microfiber, and Other Textiles

Bedding, curtains, and other textile products may use cotton, microfiber, or other fabric materials as specified in their listings. Fabric characteristics, softness, texture, and maintenance requirements vary. Always follow the care instructions and material information provided for the particular product.

07 — Jute and Rugs

Jute and other rug fibers may have natural variations in texture, thickness, and color. Some natural-fiber rugs are sensitive to moisture and require careful cleaning. Refer to the individual rug's material description and maintenance instructions before using water or cleaning products.

08 — Finishes and Color Representation

Surface finishes can affect color, sheen, texture, and cleaning requirements. Product photographs are intended to represent the item accurately, but screen settings, lighting conditions, and natural material variations may influence how colors appear. Material and finish descriptions apply to the specific product listing in which they are stated.

09 — Material Questions

For questions about the materials, finish, or care requirements of a specific Crannyx product, contact decorvixo@crannyx.com. Please include the product name or relevant order details.