Brand New - Ornamental Furniture Hand Carved from Mango Trees
Midlands UK (PRWEB UK) 30 September 2013 -- Mango Hardwood is an up and coming trend for use in all sorts of indoor furniture for many different markets.
On a recent buying trip in Northern Thailand, The Garden Furniture Centre have started promoting this trend in their own catalogue with a beautiful range of Ornamental Furniture, hand carved from Mango Trees.
This includes a variety of Stools and Side Tables carved in a variety of styles from One and Two Turn Tables to Elephant Stools and Tables in an S-Shaped design.
Mango Hardwood is considered eco-friendly due to the fact that the trees are only harvested for use in furniture when they have reached the end of the use of their useful, fruit-bearing life. By doing this the crafts-people in Thailand are helping to reduce the deforestation of other, more endangered species of wood.
From a buyer's point of view this timber looks beautiful - the presence of Spalting gives it an eye-catching, kaleidoscope of colours from the golden-brown heartwood that contrasts with the lighter, yellow coloured outer wood with occasional splashes of red in some pieces as well.
Jon Haimes, Director of the company, said, 'We've had a selection of hardwood side tables and stools in our range for a while but these have needed updating. When I saw the Mango Hardwood carvings I jumped at the chance to introduce them to a Western Market due to their instant, eye-catching appeal and the high quality of the craftsmanship."
The full range can be seen in The Garden Furniture Centres range of Hand Crafted Wooden Garden Ornaments shown below.
The Garden Furniture Centre have been sourcing the highest quality indoor and outdoor furniture from around the world for over twenty years. They have 10,000 square foot Showroom in the Midlands and over 2000 products in their online Catalogue available to view at http://www.gardenfurniturecentre.co.uk.
Jon Haimes, The Garden Furniture Centre Ltd, http://www.gardenfurniturecentre.co.uk, +44 1564793652, [email protected]
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