Mahogany Furniture: the Representative of Natural Beauty and Durability

Mahogany furniture is recognized as a precious choice in the world and has won numerous praises for its excellent quality and unique charm. Do you know that these expensive furniture are not kept elegant by painting? Yes, you heard me right. They need not be decorated with paint. Let's learn more about why mahogany furniture doesn't need painting.

Intrinsic quality and durability

The key to mahogany furniture without painting is internal quality and durability. The color of mahogany itself is perfect, and its durable characteristics, as long as properly maintained, are enough to accompany a family for generations.

Different materials and processing technologies

Different materials and processing techniques are suitable for different furniture. For example, Hainan Huang Huali must be treated with wax, while Myanmar rosewood is suitable for raw lacquer process. However, painting may release gases harmful to human body, so many mahogany furniture choose not to paint, but it can emit pleasant fragrance.

Fragrance is good for the human body.

The fragrance released by some redwoods, such as lobular rosewood and Huang Huali, is also beneficial to the human body and contributes to health care. This fragrance changes with the change of seasons and climate, especially in the dry climate in the north, many families choose not to paint the furniture surface to maintain its original fragrance.

Raw lacquer technology

One of the production processes of mahogany furniture is the raw lacquer process, and the raw lacquer here is not what we often say. This is a traditional processing technology, using pure natural green materials, and after repeated polishing and painting, the product presents the characteristics of clear wood grain, clear color, smooth surface and comfortable feel.

wax

Another craft of mahogany furniture is waxing. In the production process, the surface of mahogany will be coated with a layer of wax. With the passage of time, the wax on the surface will gradually penetrate into the wood and react with the wood to form patina. Although this kind of patina is amazing in beauty, there is also a small problem: the surface should not touch boiled water or soluble liquid, otherwise it will destroy the precious patina.