SUJARO Railwoods Collection Dogon Door Cabinet

Origin: South AfricaComposition: recycled antique railroad ties
This beautiful furniture was made from recycled antique railroad ties from South Africa. The wood used in the railroad ties is 200-600 years old!
When the South African railroads were built in the mid to late 1800s, only the highest quality hardwood could be used; the high quality wood had to be able to withstand the extreme heat of the daily African sun and the cold, damp African nights without cracking or splitting.
As the need for the railroads has diminished, the Africans have begun to pull up the railroad ties and deconstruct railroad cars, using the precious wood to carve these incredible pieces. The highest quality teak, red jarrah, yellow jarrah, and panga-panga woods are used (see wood descriptions).

SUJARO makes custom furniture, and table top items to your specifications. After placing your online order, your piece will be shipped immediately, unless it is not currently in inventory. If it not currently available in inventory, a SUJARO staff member will immediately contact you to indicate the date your order will be ready. Special orders take approximately four months from the time of purchase to deliver. Please feel free to call (415) 362-6601 or email info@sujaro.com for more information about any of the pieces, or information regarding special orders.
After clicking “Add to Cart” below, you will then be able to select the type of wood you desire, and proceed with your purchase.
Dimensions: 75″x39″x20″No. rrd088aPrice: $7449.00

The Cabinetry

Left, a painting by David Leventhal hangs above a lacquer cabinet by Tommi Parzinger for Parzinger Originals from the sixties. The handblown vases are by Giorgio Ferro for AVEM. Right, a stainless-steel ladder gives access (and a bit of ornament) to a wall of Arclinea kitchen cabinetry.
(Photo: David Allee)

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The Kitchen
The Entry Way
The Bedroom
The Sitting Area and Bachelor Closet
The Living Room

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