Case studies
Projects built with our panels
A selection of interiors, furniture and cabinetry where architects and joinery shops specified our TAMO ash, Mongolian oak, yellow birch and elm panels.

Restaurant table
TAMO ash restaurant table — natural varnish finish
Finger-jointed TAMO ash panel finished in clear varnish, installed as a communal restaurant table. Chosen for hardness, dimensional stability under heavy daily use, and the signature TAMO figure.
ash · 2024

Window slopes and sills
TAMO ash finger-jointed window slopes & sills
Finger-jointed TAMO ash panels cut into window jambs, slopes and sills for a full-height glazing package. Finger-joint construction keeps the price point in reach while the grain stays uniform across long runs.
ash · 2024

Residential stairs
TAMO ash residential stairs — solid radial lamella
Solid-lamella TAMO ash treads and risers cut on the quarter, oiled to a warm coffee-and-milk tone. Chosen for wear resistance and the calm straight grain that quarter-sawn ash delivers.
ash · 2024

Furniture panels
Birch solid-lamella boards — oil-finished furniture panels
Betula costata solid-lamella panels supplied as furniture-grade tops. Oiled to a warm honey tone that keeps the fine birch grain visible while adding just enough colour.
birch · 2024

Interior wall cladding
TAMO ash interior wall boards — house cladding
A whole-house interior clad in TAMO ash tongue-and-groove panels — living rooms, hallway, dining. Long-length, colour-matched boards installed vertically for a calm textured backdrop.
ash · 2024

Sauna ceiling
TAMO ash sauna ceiling boards
TAMO ash boards used as sauna ceiling cladding. Ash tolerates the humidity cycles well while its light tone bounces the warm lighting typical of high-end saunas.
ash · 2024

Painted joinery
TAMO ash finger-jointed panel — white paint furniture
Finger-jointed TAMO ash used as a substrate for white-painted joinery. Ash's tight uniform grain sands smooth, holds paint without telegraphing the joint lines, and stays dimensionally stable in heated interiors.
ash · 2024

Dining table top
TAMO ash solid-radial table top — white-oil finish
A dining table top in quarter-sawn TAMO ash, finished in white hardwax oil. Quarter-sawn ash gives the calmest possible face grain — ideal when the client wants a monolithic tabletop rather than a busy figure.
ash · 2024

Window sills
Yellow birch solid-lamella window sills
Deep window sills in solid-lamella Far-East yellow birch (Betula costata), oiled to a soft white to keep the interior bright. Birch's fine texture and cream tone accept white pigments without going grey.
birch · 2024

Interior wall lining
TAMO ash tongue-and-groove lining boards
TAMO ash T&G lining boards installed as an accent wall. Short-length profile boards give the same premium wood feel as full panels at a fraction of the material cost.
ash · 2024