We are a small family owned and operated company based in Wheat Ridge Colorado, known for our unique line of live edge furniture, incorporated with a rustic yet modern look that is 100% handcrafted here in our shop. Here at Made In Madera we start with raw uneven slabs that are then hand worked and sanded to a smooth and level finish. All our products are made by mother nature herself but are 100% hand worked.
We do not manipulate any crease, crack, knot hole, or void that the slab has to offer, instead, we work around them and fill as much as we can with epoxy resin to keep that natural beauty. We have a variety of epoxy colors for you to choose from. We also offer custom made hand cut glass to fit perfectly on any hole in the live edge slab instead of epoxy.
All of our live edge tables and furniture are ONE solid piece and we NEVER glue pieces together to make a whole piece.
We do not manipulate any crease, crack, knot hole, or void that the slab has to offer, instead, we work around them and fill as much as we can with epoxy resin to keep that natural beauty. We have a variety of epoxy colors for you to choose from. We also offer custom made hand cut glass to fit perfectly on any hole in the live edge slab instead of epoxy.
All of our live edge tables and furniture are ONE solid piece and we NEVER glue pieces together to make a whole piece.
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In particular, Parota wood is used to create unique furniture pieces.
The heartwood is streaked with honey, reddish and dark brown colors alongside clearly distinct, creamy sapwood.
It is also possible to produce Parota furniture without any white sapwood for a modern look.
Contact us to ask how we can customize your ideal design.
Parota is particularly desired for its bold, striking wood grain, which resembles Acacia or Koa wood in appearance BUT with more texture and consistent coloring.
However, as the parota tree is a much faster growing species, the density is lighter, comparable to a redwood or mahogany.
The heartwood is streaked with honey, reddish and dark brown colors alongside clearly distinct, creamy sapwood.
It is also possible to produce Parota furniture without any white sapwood for a modern look.
Contact us to ask how we can customize your ideal design.
Parota is particularly desired for its bold, striking wood grain, which resembles Acacia or Koa wood in appearance BUT with more texture and consistent coloring.
However, as the parota tree is a much faster growing species, the density is lighter, comparable to a redwood or mahogany.
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