In Friuli, wood is not a generic raw material — it is part of the landscape, the culture, and centuries of Alpine woodworking tradition. When we chose the wood species for Wood-Touch, we did not look for the cheapest or the most exotic: we looked at what our territory knows best.
Larch. It grows on the Carnic and Julian Prealps and resists everything: humidity, temperature swings, mechanical wear. It has a dense, compact grain with warm, irregular veining that makes every card different from the next. In your pocket, Larch ages well — like a leather belt, it gains character over time.
Oak. Darker, heavier, more solemn. The same wood that has been used for centuries in aging barrels and fine flooring. On a business card it carries a natural elegance that needs no explanation: whoever touches it feels it immediately.
Every plank of wood is inspected before cutting: we look for regular grain, absence of structural knots, correct seasoning. We only choose wood we would use for a bespoke piece of furniture.
It is this selection, combined with three-layer cross-grain construction, that makes Wood-Touch an object that does not break, does not bend, and does not disappoint.