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.