7 pieces · Handmade in Copenhagen

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Valchromat®

Furniture in Valchromat®, the through-coloured wood panel where the colour runs all the way to the core. Stronger than MDF, with a deep matte surface, raw coloured edges, and colour that runs right through, so a knock shows the same shade underneath. Wall cabinets, trinket shelves, stools, and tables, designed and made in Copenhagen.

  • Colour that goes all the way through

    Valchromat® is coloured during production, not painted afterwards. Scratch the surface and you'll find the same colour underneath. There's no paint layer to chip, and the colour fades very little.

  • Stronger than it looks

    Denser and stronger than MDF, and moisture-resistant. Finished with plant-based Rubio Monocoat® oil for everyday use in a busy home.

  • Handcrafted in Copenhagen

    Every piece is built, sanded and oiled by hand in our Copenhagen micro-factory, with popular colours kept in stock.

Stacked Valchromat® boards in many colours showing the coloured edges and matte fibre surface

The material

Nine colours, one material

Valchromat® is a wood fibre board coloured through its entire thickness — deep colours with a matte surface you can feel the fibres in. We build with nine shades, from calm greys to deep orange, yellow and blue, and leave the raw coloured edge on show, because that edge is part of how the piece looks. Paired with solid oak details and plant-based Rubio Monocoat® oil, it takes daily use well.

Read about Valchromat®

Valchromat® furniture in Danish design

In Scandinavian interiors, colour is often left to textiles and art. Our Valchromat® collection puts it into the furniture itself: wall cabinets, trinket shelves, stools and dining tables in through-coloured wood fibre board that keeps its colour even when it gets scratched.

Because the colour runs all the way to the core, a scratch never reveals a pale centre — a practical advantage over painted furniture. Every piece is handmade in our Copenhagen micro-factory. New to the material? Read our guide: What is Valchromat®?