Now a days, the contemporary art had shown us that when it comes to furniture it can be build out of many materials, but few things have defined it as constantly as wood.

There are two types of materials for furniture:

• engineered wood (particle board, MDF and Plywood).
• solid wood. Solid wood is usually lighter than engineered wood.

Engineered wood represents a creation of the modern era in need of a mass production solution for furniture, being a much easier solution to work by the furniture maker

It moves less with changes in humidity and temperature.

Some can be used successfully for good furniture with the advantage that allows also complex veneer patterns which cannot be created in solid wood due to seasonal movements.

On the other hand, solid wood furniture have played a huge role in human history.

Compared to the engineered wood, it is always a better choice with regard to structural resistances.

Wear and tear damage can be easily repaired for wood and somewhat for Plywood. No so, for any other materials.

As you can see, both categories presents advantages and disadvantages.

However, none of the engineered wood can compare with the beauty and feel of the natural wood.