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Read moreTHE HOUTLANDER DIFFERENCE
Every Houtlander piece is made from solid wood. No veneers, no particleboard, no compromise.
Precision 5 axis CNC machining used to improve traditional joinery techniques.
Designed and produced in SA, over 50 pairs of hands are involved in bringing your piece to life.
Houtlander furniture should grow old with you, immune to trends or fads. We will support you to make this vision stay true.
"Analog keep your focus where it should be."
All of the oak used to produce Houtlander’s furniture is sourced in accordance with American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) standards, which ensures the sustainable sourcing and harvesting of the timber: Read more.
The oak we use is grown in indigenous forests, rather than monocrop plantations, and supports the surrounding ecosystem.
Sourcing oak in this way means the furniture made with this precious material is carbon-regenerative. The end product is then processed by us using minimal chemicals and carbon-efficient transport methods.
This is what makes our oak the most sustainable material in the world.
Nationwide shipping
Lifetime structural guarantee
FSC certified sustainable oak
Handmade in JHB
Because all our pieces are made-to-order, lead times are anywhere from 6-8 weeks. We know this can feel like a while, but hopefully you can take comfort in the fact that you've commissioned something that means something, and good work takes time. We'll send you tracking information once your order ships.
Yes! Visit our showrooms in either Cape Town or JHB to see and feel our furniture in person. Contact us to schedule an appointment or check our opening hours.
We offer special pricing for interior designers, architects, and bulk orders. Please contact us directly to discuss your project requirements: info@houtlander.co.za
Clean with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemicals and excessive moisture. We recommend treating with furniture oil every 6-12 months to maintain the natural beauty of the oak.
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