How does the manufacturer source the materials for the Landscape Square table?

The Landscape Square table is defined by its robust and elegant design, a direct result of a meticulous and principled material sourcing strategy. The manufacturer's process begins with a core commitment to sustainability and durability.

For the primary structure, sustainably harvested teak or certified acacia wood is selected from managed forestry plantations. These suppliers must provide verifiable chain-of-custody documentation, ensuring every piece of timber is traceable to its legal and renewable source. The wood is chosen for its natural resistance to weathering and its beautiful, aging patina.

The metal components, typically aluminum for its lightweight and rust-proof qualities, are sourced from suppliers utilizing a high percentage of recycled content. This significantly reduces the environmental footprint compared to virgin aluminum production. The powder-coating finishes applied to these metals are low-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds), adhering to strict environmental and safety standards.

Beyond raw materials, the manufacturer partners closely with a network of trusted, often local, fabricators and foundries. This proximity reduces transportation emissions and allows for rigorous, in-person quality audits. Each batch of materials undergoes inspection for grain quality, structural integrity, and consistency of finish before being approved for production.

This end-to-end responsible procurement ensures the Landscape Square table is not only aesthetically pleasing and built to last but also a product with a transparent and environmentally conscious origin story. The result is furniture that harmonizes with outdoor spaces while respecting the natural resources from which it is created.