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Frequently Asked Questions About Natural-Colored Wooden Chairs

What are the benefits of a natural finish on a wooden chair?

The natural color shows oak just as it is: with visible grain, a warm light tone, and a look that never goes out of style because it doesn’t follow any particular trend. It pairs well with any color palette—from Nordic white to today’s greens and terracotta shades—and hides dust and small marks better than dark or lacquered finishes.

Does the natural color yellow or change over time?

Natural oak gradually takes on a honey-colored hue when exposed to light—a gradual and even process if the exposure is consistent. This is not a defect but rather the natural patina of the material. To slow this process, avoid constant direct sunlight on any single chair in the set; to enhance the color, apply natural oil once a year.

How do you clean wooden chairs with a natural finish?

A damp cloth, well wrung out and dried immediately. The natural oil finish is porous and responds well to spilled liquids: it dries before they can penetrate. The upside is that it’s completely repairable: any scratch or mark can be removed with fine-grit sandpaper and a drop of oil, without having to call anyone. We compared both treatments on light-colored wood: varnish versus oil.

What kind of table goes well with natural-colored chairs?

With tables made of the same light oak, you can create the quintessential Nordic dining room; with darker tabletops, you’ll achieve an elegant contrast where the chair adds a touch of lightness. Our extendable solid wood tables in natural oak are the perfect match for a bright and cohesive ensemble. We manufacture in Europe using FSC-certified solid oak.

How do these chairs fit in with the rest of the house?

A natural finish is the most versatile option for moving between rooms: the same chair works just as well in the dining room, the bedroom, or next to a display cabinet in the living room. If you want to maintain that light throughout the space, light oak display cabinets complete the look without disrupting the color palette.