Get to know the materials we make use of —

The dark color comes from black iron oxide. Our dark concrete tops are thus stained. The color may be reminiscent of a deep grey anthracite, but black grey is the broadest and most striking color reference.

Our light grey concrete tops are mixed with a little bit of white pigment, which makes the contrast between our dark and light table tops more pronounced. Our light grey concrete has a characteristic concrete expression, which is known from the construction industry, making this color our most raw and industrial choice.

A casting and curing process can be controlled more or less to achieve a unique result. At Eberhart Furniture we have a production facility where our table tops harden freely. The individual constituents for our concrete mix vary slightly from time to time – for example, gravel can change slightly in color and substance depending on where it comes from – each cast and thus each table top cures up a bit differently. We achieve various changes in the surface of the concrete table top with small color shades and air holes up to 5mm may occur, but the overall look of the table is very alike. 

Also, you can experience that new small air holes are appearing over time.

Our standard collection features two selected colorways, a light- and a dark version, called Mushroom and Iron. However, we accept inquiries for alternative colorways according to the selection available at Forbo. If you are interested in purchasing a product with a different color from Forbo, please contact us at info@eberhart-furniture.com or visit www.forbo.com to see all available colorways.

Linoleum is produced from renewable materials. Its charm lies in its natural character, based on raw materials that give each design a distinguished look. And, just like leather and wood, it will acquire a beautiful natural patina over time. Rest assured – should you detect a yellowish film on the surface of the linoleum, this will disappear when exposed to natural light.

When choosing DUNES Leather, you must be aware that you are buying a piece of nature. Therefore you can experience natural marks in the form of scars, bee stings etc. It is important to emphasize that it’s not a defect on the leather, but a natural part of the product from when the cow was alive.

We use “Nordic” oil by Junkers, which does not stain the wood, but rather gives it a natural, authentic appearance. The wood appears as untreated or soaped oak.

We use an oil from Junckers to dye our oak dark/black. We dye the oak wood once. If you want a darker shade of oak we recommend to dye your table top again accordingly.