0% VOC Volatile Organic Compounds ( VOCs ) are harmful chemicals commonly found in many paints and finishes. At Atelier Collón, we are proud to use 0 % VOC finishes on all our objects. This reduces the risk of indoor airpollution, ensuring that our designs are safe for your health.
We use only premium woods that grow in forests designated for the production of renewable wood. These forests are carefully managed to ensure sustainability, allowing us to source high-quality materials while preserving the natural environment. By choosing renewable wood, we support eco-friendly practices and contribute to the conservation of our planet's resources . Our commitment to sustainability ensures that each piece crafted from these premium woods is not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible.
HANDCRAFTED FOR PERFECTION Please notice the objects of Atelier Collón are handmade and so they often showcase unique and distinct differences that set them apart from mass - produced or factory - made objects.
Variations in grain, color and size are natural signs of handcraft, and small cracks can occur. Overall, the appeal of our handmade objects lies in their uniqueness , artisanal craftsmanship, and the story behind each creation, making them sought after by those who appreciate the beauty of individuality and artistic flair.
TEXTILE FROM FLANDERS For centuries, Flanders has been celebrated for its textile weaving. Atelier Collón pays homage to this rich tradition by exclusively sourcing fabrics from this region for its cushions . These fabrics are specially woven for Atelier Collón.
' S hou s ugi ban' is a traditional J apanes e wood pres ervation technique that involves charring the s urface of wood to enhance i ts durability and res is tance to various elements .
The term “ shou sugi ban” translates to “ burnt cedar board.”
The process involves burning the surface of the wood using an open flame until it turns black. After the charring, the wood is cooled, cleaned, and finished with natural oil to protect it further. The dark, textured appearance of charred wood gives it a striking and distinct look. Shou sugi ban is not only functional but also adds a touch of traditional craftsmanship and natural beauty to wooden structures, making it a sought after technique in contemporary design.
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