Author: Anita Hummel
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Why Is There A Ban On Rosewood Furniture?
Rosewood is one of the most sought-after woods in the world. But the wood is also becoming rare and precious. There is a ban on the rosewood species of wood; rosewood has been placed on the endangered species list. Rosewood has suffered from overharvesting and illegal logging; species of genuine rosewood are now almost extinct.…
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Where Do Small Furniture Stores Get Their Furniture?
If you want to open or start a small furniture store, you may wonder where small furniture stores get their furniture and products. Many small furniture stores will buy their products wholesale from a wholesale furniture company. Many companies in the United States wholesale furniture to small furniture stores. Other small furniture stores may decide…
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What Does “FSC Certified” Wood Mean?
When hearing about solid wood, you may sometimes see the term ”FSC Certified” Many people wonder what the term FSC means. FSC means the Forrest Stewardship Council, a nonprofit certification process to ensure that wood used for products is from a managed forest and source. The goal of the FSC is to stop illegal logging…
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How To Clean Mother Of Pearl Furniture And Home Decor Items
At Mondoro, we manufacture Mother of Pearl furniture and home decor items. Many want to know how to clean the mother of pearl furniture and home decor items. You can use several methods to clean your mother-of-pearl furniture and home decor items. One way is to use a soft cloth and mild soap to wipe…
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Differences Between Abalone And Mother Of Pearl (Nacre)
When people look at Abalone and Mother of Pearl, they may see that they look different but do not understand how different they are. Abalone is a gastropod mollusk or a kind of marine snail. The mother of pearl is also considered a mollusk but a different kind of organism. They both look very different…
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What Is The Difference Between Pearl And Mother Of Pearl?
It can be unclear sometimes when you hear the name pearl and mother of pearl and what the difference is. Even though they use the name pearl, they are not precisely the same. A pearl is formed when an irritant is placed in a mussel or oyster so that a round pearl is formed around…