Six bedrooms where wood is the main protagonist
Wood is a material that has transcended decades of design and has earned the hearts of all styles. Inspir yourself to apply it in the decoration of your bedroom and prepare an ideal refuge for rest
Easy to love, difficult to hate. This is wood. A material that has transcended generations, styles and trends. The truth is that for the coming years, like other natural materials, it is expected as a favorite in interior design. Today it is an essential component in houses that seek to respect the sustainability principles. We tell you everything you should know before furnishing and covering a bedroom in wood, where the warmth of nature reigns. Why choose wood to decorate bedrooms? Wood has fallen in love with interior designers, decorators and architects of all styles. Its various origins (oak, walnut, cedar, cypress, pine, etc.) make it a versatile and manageable compound. It adapts to all types of furniture, angles or constructions. Not in vain it is said that it is the material of the future. In fact, it responds perfectly to the environmental challenges that we face today. It has a good capacity to store carbon dioxide, in addition to insulating properties (acoustic and thermal). Nothing better for a stay like the bedroom that requires silence, pleasant temperatures and feeling of comfort. Types of wood for bedrooms The big difference between one wood and another lies in its origin and contexture. There are some that are softer and are used to make accessories or small furniture. Others are harder and resistant, mostly used in architectural structures. In manufacturing terms, one of those preferred in interior design and architecture is contraramented wood (CLT). It is of polished appearance and is built by layers that are arranged crossed with each other. However, if we want to know what the types of wood are due to their plant origin, it is convenient to review the most popular species in the furniture industry. NOGALS MOTHER One of the most quoted to manufacture high quality furniture. It has a dark color that varies between the reddish and the brown. His natural veins give him an elegant and sophisticated finish. It is resistant to wear and dense structure, ideal for headboards, cabinets or night tables. Tecapara humid environments such as kitchen or bathroom, this species is preferred. Thanks to its natural oils that protect it, it resists moisture, fungi and insects. Mangoesta species strict stands out for its flexibility, density and resistance, but especially for its clear and tropical appearance. It is usually used for night tables, cabinets or shelves and, thanks to its adaptability, it is great in complex designs. Pinoes remote one of the most common and accessible to the manufacture of furniture. Surprise because it is very easy to work, suitable for beds of beds, cabinets or bedside tables. Pine wood should be treated with varnishes or oils to protect it from moisture. APTOEL APTO MOTHER It is a light and whitish wood. It looks like pine, although it presents less veins and a more homogeneous appearance. It also needs moisture treatments. Olive Olivoel Motor is a wood valued by its irregular veteum and its varied coloration. A bedroom decorated with olive wood acquires very beautiful artisanal air. It is resistant and is characterized by its low porosity, ideal for frequently used furniture.
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