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Gazzda

WOCA Oil on beautiful furniture

Bangaroo

A unique three story restaurant in Sidney, Australia with WOCA Exterior Wood Oil.

Ministry of Finance, Haag, the Netherlands

The restructuring of the Minisitry of Finance in the Haag, the Netherlands with grand wooden flooring applied with Diamond Oil Active.

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It is all about breathing life into your wooden products and finding the right color and finish. Get inspired on how to beautify and prolong the life span of flooring, furniture, decks, and cladding whether it goes for all indoor and outdoor projects or find guides on how to use our products.

Welcome shelter Longbush, New Zealand

Located in the stunning and hilly New Zealand landscape, the welcome shelter at Longbush ecosanctuary Gisborne, serves as an environmental educational space that encourages visitors to take part in the environmental restoration occurring at the sanctuary.

Serpentine Pavilion, London, Great Britain

The three-dimensional structure of the Serpentine Pavilion combined with the beautiful look and warmth of the wood help create a spectacular architectural monument.

Ministry of Finance, Haag, Holland

During the rebuild of the Ministry of Finance in Haag, Netherlands the 900 m2 oak floor on the ground floor was sanded and treated with Diamond Oil Active Natural to ensure a beautiful link between the large courtyard and ensuring a healthy indoor climate.

Gazzda

Exclusive furniture production – Made by materials of the highest quality, produced in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A perfect match with WOCA Hardwax Oil and a great industrial colab.

Bangaroo

Unique split-level restaurant clad in charred Accoya wood in the heart of Sidney, Australia. WOCA Exterior Wood Oil applied upon the distinctive Japanese charring technique, Shou Sugi Ban.