Limited unique pieces as a capital investment for the future
As a precious asset for the future as an alternative to shares, gold, silver and other precious metals, real estate and luxury watches, you can call high-quality and unique furniture and tables such as this unique design wooden table from finite thousand-year-old Kauri woods. The still living Kauri trees are under nature protection and may not be felled, so this valuable raw material will also come to an end and in the future no furniture and tables can be made from these exclusive and fascinating woods, just as antique furniture understandably can no longer be made.
Kauri tables and furniture made from these rare woods will become rare and sought-after unique pieces.
A number of aspects suggest that furniture and wooden tables made from this unique wood are valuable tangible assets with protection against inflation:
Each Kauri furniture I make individually according to customer specifications in a very high quality. Through a special selection of woods from unique roots and rare tree trunk plates let each table handmade by me become an exceptional table and furniture unique. Each Kauri furniture gets its own unique number. In addition, the customer receives an original age certificate about the age of the table top.
Thanks to my special processing, such as the professional drying of the table tops and particularly resistant surface coating, each piece of furniture is durable and can be used for a long time. Due to the thickness of the solid table tops, they can be renovated almost as often as required in the future.
One of the special characteristics of Kauri root wood is the tree resin it contains, which has solidified into golden amber over the course of thousands of years. Processed by hand and then immortalized in epoxy resin, the shimmering golden amber will always be an extraordinary eye-catcher in the wooden design table.
In general, the Kauri root wood with its distinctive natural growth offers a fascinating aesthetic and each table made of it is a unique natural work of art. At the same time, you have the advantage that you can also use a Kauri designer table as a busy dining table every day thanks to my high-quality surface treatment.
Savings are currently being gradually devalued. Therefore, asset accumulation or no further loss of money is only possible if savers take an alternative approach to investing their money. With tangible assets, investors rely on a long-term increase in value and also reckon with price fluctuations. As an alternative to interest investments, tangible assets establish real ownership. Shares, real estate, precious metals such as gold and silver, rare furniture and unique tables of high quality, works of art or collectors' items such as works of art and luxury watches - buyers acquire something "tangible" in all cases.
The classic tangible asset investments primarily include precious metals, i.e. gold bars, silver bars, gold and silver coins as well as real estate. In practice, these two options make up the largest number of all tangible asset investments. In addition, there are some special tangible assets that are only recommended as investments for connoisseurs of the respective market. These include, for example, vintage cars, spirits, stamps, luxury watches, jewellery, works of art and diamonds.
offer tangible assets:
1. Better protection against inflation and government manipulation of the value of money through the paper money system (fiat money).
2. better protection against state expropriation
3. more security in the event of a collapse of the system, e.g. a severe crisis of the Eurozone or a sovereign default;
To the material assets belongs more and more a topic which is very interesting in the future and also today already as an investment object, not only because they are fascinating natural works of art and also as a utility object as a dining table, conference table or living room table every day to use: Unique designer furniture that will not be available as new in the future, it is wooden tables and designer tables from the ancient Kauri wood. As a capital investment, you therefore have a double benefit: On the one hand, the tied capital is invested in a real gem, which will be part of your own apartment and house furnishings for generations. On the other hand, the furniture functions as a special financial investment or investment in kind.
A limited furniture that is qualitatively high quality handmade and refined in master craftsmanship is unique and for almost all viewers an absolute eye-catcher that exudes style and high quality. The value of this high-quality designer furniture is also given in reality: as a buyer of an unusual, unique piece of furniture, it is also visually worth the money.
Each Kauri table made by me is assigned its own unique number in the form of a sigil. Each individual table top has its own age certificate. Samples of the individual table tops I have either from the Leibniz Laboratory for Age Determination and Isotope Research in Kiel examined the respective millennial age has determined. Or they are original certificates from the Kauri table tops directly from New Zealand.
As it is already today with antique furniture, in all likelihood it will be in the future with wooden tables from the rare and limited Kauri wood.
As an alternative tangible asset, an antique wooden table does not come to many people's minds at first, since furniture functions primarily as a commodity.
Old wooden tables can no longer be manufactured, therefore the amount of furniture available on the market is clearly limited, as will be the case with this unique Kauri designer furniture one day. With tangible assets, this is a secondary condition for high returns or at least value preservation. At the same time, unique pieces are worth more than mass-produced furniture.
Criteria for an antique piece of furniture as an investment in kind
All these points that make antique furniture a lucrative investment will also apply to tables made from finite kauri wood in the future. In addition to the good return, it is above all the protection against inflation that is one of the advantages of investing in luxury goods. Basically, investing in luxury goods is a tangible asset investment, meaning that investors can benefit from the fact that the value is relatively independent of monetary devaluation due to inflation.
The rarer the material asset, the more valuable it is for investors. After many years of enjoying the designer furniture, you have the security of high value retention.
The Kauri wooden table acquires a special sentimental value and uniqueness when jewelry, gold, silver, jewels or coins are embedded in the epoxy resin, such as a lucky penny in this table with a 47,000-year-old table top.
I handcraft each table individually according to the wishes of the customer so that it becomes his personal unique specimen. For this designer table, I inserted gold leaf into the epoxy resin of the 2900-year-old tabletop after precise consultation with the customer.
I made this piece of designer furniture for a customer from Luxembourg. The wooden table now serves as a dining table in his property.
The table top is made of 3700 year old Kauri root wood and is in the dimensions 290 x 120 cm grown entirely in one piece, this is very rare for a table top from a root and contributes to the uniqueness and as a property of a lucrative asset. The 10 cm thick solid table top could be renovated almost as often as desired for future generations and thus contributes to the longevity.
I consolidated the typically porous root wood with ingrown bark with epoxy resin. The naturally ingrown golden amber in the table top increases the value of the designer wooden table and is a particularly beautiful eye-catcher.
A work of art created by the unique nature thousands of years ago and refined in master craftsmanship. Expertly and qualitatively processed, handmade in Germany, the customer will have long pleasure in an unusual designer furniture.
You can find more information about Kauri wooden tables in general here.
All design tables at a glance
Table number
160
Desk featuring amber and embedded bark
A designer table crafted from a single slab of kauri wood with an organic shape, featuring natural amber and visible bark growth. The natural tabletop gives this piece a warm, almost sculptural presence.
Table number
137
Large designer table made of burl and trunk wood
A large-format designer table designed as an investment, featuring a tabletop crafted from natural root and tree trunk wood. The combination of these two elements gives the table an exceptionally serene yet powerful presence in the room
Table number
69
Designer table with a natural, organic shape
A table made of burl and tree trunk wood with pronounced natural grain patterns in all directions. It is precisely these natural lines that give the piece its distinctive visual appeal and uniqueness.
Table number
132
Designer table with glass legs and epoxy resin
A single piece of solid kauri root forms the base of this table. The elegant combination of transparent resin detailing and lightweight glass legs makes the solid tabletop appear to float.
Table number
132a
Exclusive Kauri Wood Design Furniture
A cohesive set consisting of a table, a bench, and two stools, all crafted from the same solid 2,900-year-old kauri root. Cracks and natural openings were stabilized and meticulously finished using epoxy resin.
Table number
141
Designer dining table made of solid kauri burl
A massive, 2,900-year-old root serves as the base for a large dining table with a striking natural grain. The tabletop’s organic shape clearly reveals the material’s origins.
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