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Herringbone refers to a distinctive pattern where wooden planks are arranged in a V-shaped, zigzag layout, similar to traditional parquet flooring. At Talia Haus, our herringbone tops are crafted from solid oak, showcasing this elegant and timeless design. Walnut herringbone tops are also available upon request.

Yes. All of our furniture is made from solid wood planks, hand-selected in A-grade quality. You can choose between oak or walnut, both sourced sustainably. The wood is kiln-dried to prevent warping or deformation, ensuring your table remains durable and reliable for daily use.

Oak has a lighter tone with a more linear, even grain pattern, giving it a classic and timeless look. Walnut, on the other hand, is darker with rich, wavy grain patterns, offering a more luxurious and sophisticated appearance. Both are extremely durable hardwoods, so it simply comes down to your preferred aesthetic.

Absolutely. We finish all our wood furniture with either Rubio Monocoat Oil or Osmo Hardwax Oil—both considered industry-best solutions for natural wood protection. These finishes offer excellent resistance to spills, stains, and scratches, while preserving the natural texture and beauty of the wood.

Yes. When you order multiple items at once, we use wood from the same batch of planks to create a beautifully matching furniture set with consistent color and grain patterns.

Yes, we keep a record of your order and will match the new pieces using the same wood type and tone, ensuring they complement your existing Talia Haus furniture as closely as possible.

Yes, they are! We work with large, wide planks that naturally feature small knots and occasional splits—this is part of the wood’s authentic character. Our artisans clean and sand these details smooth to the touch, and fill them with clear or tinted epoxy resin to create a level surface while preserving the wood’s history and charm.

Our furniture is made to be lived with and enjoyed daily. For regular maintenance, simply wipe up any spills immediately using a paper towel. Clean the surface with a microfiber cloth and a wood-safe surface cleaner to keep it looking its best. We recommend using placemats and coasters to protect the wood from heat and moisture. Regular dusting is important, and it's best to avoid harsh chemical cleaners. Beautiful things are meant to be used—our finishes are designed to protect your piece without hiding its natural soul.