I still am a fan of teak but Ipe wood also know as Brazilian Walnut has some of the characteristics of teak, without the price tag.
Ipe is a warp and rot resistant hard wood that is a fine to medium grained. Ipe looks fabulous and seems to require less maintenance than teak. Let's face it, the less we need to do to preserve our outdoor furniture the better. I think Ipe is something we are going to be seeing a lot more of in the future.
Santa Cruz Garden Furniture has taken the traditional styles most commonly associated with teak and used Ipe wood to craft beautifully designed elements for your outdoor space. The color is a rich mahogany that will silver over time if left untreated. The only preservation product applied to the furniture is a coat of linseed oil prior to leaving the factory.
Each piece of furniture is hand crafted in the United States by skilled artisan using mortise and tenon. The hardware is all outdoor grade brass.


The Classic dining table and chairs collection seats four to six people comfortably with the curvature of the table legs following the lines on the chairs It's a definitely a handsome addition to the garden.

I am a big fan of the round table as it lends itself to including everyone in the conversation. What could be more perfect for an intimate luncheon or dinner? The Savanna is elegance wrapped in a traditional design.
Now that we have looked at Santa Cruz Garden Furniture, please check their website out for more information. The beauty and detail of this American owned company is a fabulous example of creativity in the outdoor living marketplace.
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