Photo Credits: Daniel Quintanilla
CARVING OUT HOME BEAUTY
DANIEL PLUS LAUREN felt right at home again today with ICFF 2026 at the Javits Center in Hudson Yards here in New York City where a high luxury home is built from the ground up. Building or renovating your home involves not only a brand-new beginnings or renewal, it takes recruiting key pieces to fit your new vision. You can’t just throw in a combination of furniture serving up multiple visions for each room depending if it’s bathroom, living room, kitchen, or bedroom. One idea for your home is taking in nature that stays with your traditional yet modern feel such as Tikamoon serving up real wood furniture.
Designed in France with warehouses next door to NYC in New Jersey, Tikamoon furnishes every room in your home made from solid wood. Founded in 2008, Tikamoon makes it possible to manufacture all the woods of the forest into fully-functional tables, vanities, drawers, chairs, chests, etc. Walnut, oak, rosewood, acacia, mindi, mango, and teak are honored without compromise or veneer that shows off their true color and grain fostering timeless design.
Each Tikamoon piece of furniture is fully-assembled for structural integrity, making it possible for 100 solid wood to be repairable and durable. Tikamoon designs and distributes through its website and shops, high-quality, durable furniture that is full of personality, authentic, and timeless. Not only do you have the connection of the forest in your living room, you also get a true sustainable furniture collection without run of the mill “sustainable” materials.
Tikamoon believes furniture is more than an object. It is a connection. A link between the forest and people, between living wood and the hand that shapes it, between those who chose it yesterday and those who will choose it tomorrow. Tikamoon believes furniture should preserve life and nature. Respect the forest and its ecosystem, source responsibly, replant, protect, and make wood a valued resource, never wasted.
At Tikamoon, a piece of furniture does not have just one life. It lives many lives. And if we design furniture for a lifetime, it is because we believe that by caring for our furniture, we also care for the world around it.