hoamDekor – Art with Deep Charred Wood

Wood & metal: two materials enter into a special symbiosis

Georg Haid inspires numerous lovers of beautiful interior design with his hoamDekor.

He carefully combines our carbonized wood and metal by hand and transforms the two materials into real eye-catchers. The decor creates a smooth transition between the façade design and the interior, giving your home a very special touch.

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