Our wood species

Find an overview of the woods used in the creation of our wooden glasses. Most of our frames are made using several species of wood in order to draw on the properties and advantages of each: strength, flexibility, color ...

Rosewood The rosewood is wood exotic whose color and fragrance are reminiscent of rose Our flagship model: La Nantaise

Scandinavian wood Dark wood with many white veins /cream that the course Our flagship model: La Chambérienne I

Arizona Oak This oak species has a color halfway between beige and gray Our flagship model: La Ponote I

Brown oak From brun to brown dark with flamed undertones, this oak is a fairly common wood Our flagship model: La Grenobloise

Light oak This oak has the particularity of 'have a very light shade Our flagship model: La Nîmoise

Aged oak This aged oak wood provides a subtle gray color unique Our flagship model: La Lilloise I

Black ebony This wood black from ebony, precious and very hard Our flagship model: La Tropézienne

Zebra ebony This ebony wood has rust-colored veins of the most beautiful effect Our flagship model: L 'Annecienne

Ebony This very dark wood is also very resistant Our flagship model: La Chill Club

Erable This wood tender is whitish or pale yellow , of a silvery gray shade, is also very flexible Our flagship model: La Bordelaise I

Walnut magnifying glass The magnifying glass of walnut is due to an outgrowth on the walnut Our flagship model: La Chave

Common walnut The common walnut is a fairly common grown for its sought-after wood Our flagship model: La Dijonnaise II

Walnut Colored brown , it is widely used for its solidity , its fineness of grain and its ease of being sculpted Our flagship model: La Brestoise

Zebrano This wood is brown clear or cream color with dark stripes resembling the stripes of a zebra Our flagship model: La Parisienne