Choose the wood. See the grain.
Every Lemnor piece is cut after you confirm it, in the wood and finish you pick. The grain on the right is real; the colour on the chair is a preview, and we say so.
Fictional workshop: pieces, prices and lead times are examples.
Generated illustration, not a Lemnor piece; the tone is a preview. Right: a generated illustration of European oak.
Finish: Natural oak, oiled
- Wood
- European oak
- Finish
- Natural oak, oiled
- Made to order
- about 7 to 9 weeks (example)
- Price
- 420 EUR (example)
Made to order. Price and lead time are examples; no piece is held in stock.
Made to order, in plain words
We do not hold finished pieces. That is why a table can be 180 or 210 cm, and why it takes weeks. Here is what happens and when.
1. You choose
Pick a piece, a wood and a finish. Ask for a size change; a few centimetres cost nothing.
A day or a week, your pace
2. We confirm
We reply with a drawing, the final price and the lead time for your piece, in writing.
Within two working days (example)
3. We make it
Boards are chosen and cut, joined, finished by hand and left to cure.
5 to 14 weeks, by piece (examples)
4. We deliver
Delivered to a room of your choice, unpacked and checked. Larger pieces arrive in packs and go together with one key.
Date agreed with you
Four collections
Bedroom
Beds and benches without metal brackets you can feel through the mattress.
2 pieces
See bedroom pieces
Pieces in rooms
Select a tag in the photograph to see the piece and its finish. Or use the list under the photograph.
See all four roomsSix woods and finishes
Real grain, with notes on how each ages. Compare two finishes side by side.
- Natural oak, oiledEuropean oak
- Smoked oakEuropean oak
- Ash, white oilEuropean ash
- Walnut, hard-wax oilEuropean walnut
- Birch, soap finishBirch
- Cherry, natural oilEuropean cherry
From the journal
Why we make to order, and what it costs you in time
2026-03-04 (fictional). 4 min read.
How an oil finish ages, year by year
2026-02-11 (fictional). 5 min read.
Choosing a dining table: five measurements before you look at wood
2026-01-20 (fictional). 6 min read.
Not sure which finish? Ask.
Tell us the room, the light and how it will be used. We will say which wood we would pick, and why.
Write to the workshop