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Tall blocks of tropical hardwood in natural colours from honey and red to purple, olive and near-black

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Rare wood for furniture, art and objects.

Wood Slabs, Table Tops & Wood Art

Rare tropical hardwoods recovered from forests beneath the water, for tables, seating, cabinetry, sculpture and objects. More than 35 species, from honey to purple, olive and near-black, supplied as boards and slabs or developed into finished pieces with specialist makers from 2027, for clients in the UK and the US.

Furniture: slabs, boards and table tops

Slabs for tables

Triton can supply raw material and green slabs, the natural starting point for a table, alongside sawn boards prepared to order. Re:claimed can then carry the timber through design and making with specialist furniture makers. Shown: concept rendering.

Dense, hard and stable

The collection keeps the technical performance of tropical hardwood, and Triton reports greater hardness and stability in its submerged timber, qualities that count in a table top or a bench made for daily use. Boco, one of the densest woods, is a fine alternative to ebony. Shown: concept rendering.

Chairs, benches and bespoke pieces

Contrasting species can meet in a single piece: the violet of Amarante, the figure of Bois Serpent, the deeper tones of the Rare timbers. For larger pieces and whole rooms, the Popular species are available in volume, from pale to deep brown. Shown: concept rendering.

Cabinetry and marquetry

Satiné Rubané, nicknamed Bloodwood for its deep red, has always captivated cabinetmakers, and Ébène Vert suits high-end cabinetry. Angélique is also used in marquetry, and Saint Martin Jaune suits furniture and precise craft work. Photograph: Triton Timber.

Art and objects: wood as jewellery

The Luxury species

Seven species in limited editions: Satiné Rubané, Ébène Vert, Amarante, Bois Serpent, Amourette, Boco and Panacoco. The most distinctive timbers of the forest, with colour and figure for inlay, objects and one-off pieces. Amourette is considered one of the rarest woods in the world. Shown: Pixel 3 © Raphaël Plaisance.

Sculpture

Density, colour and figure make these timbers a material for sculpture. Amarante keeps a colour that lasts, Panacoco turns from bright orange to deep black within hours of being sawn, and a single piece can bring several species together. Artists and sculptors are invited to create the first pieces of the collection with us. Shown: concept rendering.

Turning, instruments and small objects

Panacoco is an ideal wood for instrument making, from guitar fingerboards to clarinets and flutes. Ébène Vert lends itself to instruments and turning, and Angélique to turned objects, knife handles and jewellery. Shown: samples of the Luxury species.

Made with specialist makers

In 2027 we plan to work with designers, makers, artists and sculptors on a wide range of pieces, from furniture and surface coverings to sculpture and objects. If you design furniture, run a workshop, make objects or create art, we would like to create the first pieces of the collection with you: [email protected]. Shown: concept rendering.

Provided by Triton Timber

Traceable, with nothing newly felled

Every board comes from trees that were already lost beneath the water, so no living forest is cut. The timber is harvested under a 25-year contract with the national forest office, and each batch ships with a Certificate of Guarantee of Origin, so species and origin are documented for every shipment, in the UK or the US.
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Discover the species, formats and finishes

Download the catalogue for the full palette, the Luxury and Rare species and the story behind the collection.

The Submerged Wood Collection

Chawari Sunken Wood

Chawari Sunken Wood

Gonfolo Rose Submerged Wood

Gonfolo Rose Submerged Wood

Inkassa Submerged Wood

Inkassa Submerged Wood

Parcouri Submerged Wood

Parcouri Submerged Wood

Saint Martin Jaune Submerged Wood

Saint Martin Jaune Submerged Wood

The Oru Chair

The Oru Chair

The Tova Table

The Tova Table

Wood Slabs, Table Tops & Wood Art FAQs

Can I buy raw slabs, or only finished pieces?

Both. Timber can be supplied as raw material, including green slabs suited to table-making, or developed into finished pieces through specialist makers.

Which wood is best for a table top?

A dense, hard and stable hardwood. The collection keeps the technical performance of tropical hardwood, and Triton reports greater hardness and stability in its submerged timber. The right species depends on the tone, figure and size of the piece, and technical data is available on request.

Which species are best for fine furniture?

The Luxury species, Satiné Rubané, Ébène Vert, Amarante, Bois Serpent, Amourette, Boco and Panacoco, are offered in limited editions for decoration, inlay, objects and one-off pieces. The Rare species are prepared to order for interiors that call for something seldom seen.

Are the Luxury species available in volume?

No. They are very limited and offered in small editions. The Popular species are the ones available in volume, for larger pieces and whole projects.

Which woods suit sculpture and turning?

Amarante, Panacoco and Ébène Vert are strong choices. Amarante keeps a colour that lasts, Panacoco turns from bright orange to deep black within hours of being sawn, and Ébène Vert lends itself to turning. Angélique suits turned objects, knife handles and jewellery. Samples are available on request.

Do you supply wood for instrument making?

Yes. Panacoco is an ideal wood for instrument making, from guitar fingerboards to clarinets and flutes, and Ébène Vert also lends itself to instruments. Tell us what you are making and we will advise on species.

I am a designer or maker. Can we collaborate?

Yes. We are inviting designers, makers and artists to create the first pieces of the collection with us. Write to [email protected].

How is the origin documented?

Each batch ships with a Certificate of Guarantee of Origin, and the timber is harvested under a 25-year contract with the national forest office. That documentation can support BREEAM Mat 03 responsible-sourcing evidence; credits are confirmed by each project's assessor.

Do you supply projects in the US?

Yes. The collection is offered to projects in both the UK and the US. Start with samples or a presentation by video call; volume, grade, lead times and delivery are confirmed for each project at specification.

When can I order?

The collection is being introduced in the UK and the US now, with first projects delivered from 2027. Reservations for 2027 projects are open: request samples, book a presentation or download the catalogue.

Reserve your timber for 2027

Discuss your project

Volumes are finite and allocated project by project. Request samples, book a presentation by video call or at our Mayfair showroom in London, or tell us about your piece. We work with clients in the UK and the US.

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23,24 Berkeley Square, W1J 6HE

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By Appointment Only

Elena Padovan, Vice President

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By Appointment Only

Unit 6b Battersea Road, Heaton Mersey
Cheshire, SK4 3EA

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