Colour with character.
Explore grain and tonal variation across four finishes.
Explore the palette
The material
Warm like timber.
Made for open air.
A wood-like outdoor material developed through Boscher Workshop for furniture designers and brands.
Explore with samplesLook closer
Colour. Form. Detail.
Follow the curve.
See how a profile becomes a shaped component.
Explore the making
Consider the connection.
Look at the edge, joint and solid section.
Inside the workshopMaterial details Specifications & review links
Specifier snapshot
A quick material reference.
Confirm performance and process limits for your selected profile, construction and environment.
- Material category
- Proprietary wood-like outdoor material
- Intended audience
- Designers, architects, hospitality teams and outdoor-furniture brands
- Material language
- Authored grain, colour, surface, edge and solid section
- Finish range
- Vintage, Black Walnut, Maple and Natural
- Form development
- Profiles, furniture joinery and controlled curved forms reviewed through the workshop
- Physical review
- Complete four-finish Sample Box with material surface and section
- Application review
- Project brief, exposure, component geometry, joint and finished-product requirements reviewed together
- Technical evidence
- Relevant documentation available to qualified project teams within each report's stated scope
- Composition
- Current public statement pending signed technical approval
- Environmental claims
- Supplied only where the claim, method and system boundary are documented
From profile to component
Cut. Route. Heat-form. Assemble.
Explore the process. Review the right profile and forming limits with the workshop.
- 01Cut
Establish the component
- 02Route
Shape radii, grooves and joints
- 03Heat-form
Create controlled curves
- 04Assemble
Build furniture-grade structure
Working study / WS-01
A profile. A new possibility.
Explore the Split Spine chair study, from an idea to its design details.
Explore the study
Material in context
From profile to place.
See colour, form and detail come together in a furniture setting.
Outdoor design tension
The environment edits every surface.
Sun, salt, moisture and everyday care. Start with the setting, then review the evidence.
01
Light and colour
How should the colour look—and how will change be assessed?
02
Salt and moisture
Match the material and its details to the actual setting.
03
Care ownership
Agree on cleaning and care before the product goes into use.
Illustrative reference scenes. Project-specific performance should be assessed through the relevant evidence and physical sample.
For your project
Different settings. Different questions.
Review exposure, construction and use together. Evidence applies only within each report’s stated scope—not as a promise of service life.
Compare material approaches Timber, synthetic lumber & Sumparwood
Material contrast
Choose the compromise you intend.
Every material path deserves a different review: natural change, production uniformity, or a timber-like spectrum developed as a material system.
Authentic movement
Review the desired weathering path, finish programme and ongoing care against the design intent.
Production uniformity
Review whether surface repetition, colour consistency and edge character support the intended expression.
Controlled natural variation
Review finish, grain, edge and application together, then confirm the final direction with physical samples.
A specification lens, not a universal ranking. Confirm the evidence that applies to the intended product and environment.
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