For more than 120 years, we have been driven by a passion to create bespoke solutions that go beyond the traditional.
With an eye for the value of diversity in every tree and every project, we make solid and engineered planks for wooden flooring, panelling, ceiling and other design elements. Our perspective allows wood to be at the heart of your interior – from intimate personal spaces to expansive public and cultural settings.
Our trees come from family owned German and French forests. The forest and the sil have been cultivated for centuries by foresters steeped in traditions of sustainable forestry to grow extraordinary, majestic trees.
Our relationship with the foresters run deep and is key to selecting the right trees. The trees we select are between 80 and 200 years old, and handpicked based on their structure and dimensions to ensure each tree is the finest nature can produce.
Our raw wood comes from majestic Douglas firs, characterful Oak trees, beautiful Ash and classic Pine.
Dinesen sources the most suitable trees. Each tree is selected based on quality criteria such as straightness, growth rings, knots and harmony, and only a small proportion of trees live up to our standards.
At Dinesen, production is all about the people and it is based on more than 119 years of experience. High quality and excellent craftsmanship have always been the cornerstones of our work with the raw wood. Today, modern technology is another natural element in our production, which, then as now, is placed in Denmark.
High quality and excellent craftsmanship have always been the cornerstones of our work with the raw wood. Today, modern technology is another natural element in our production, which, then as now, is placed in Denmark.
It was in the forests of Germany that sustainable thinking began 300 years ago. For generations, the foresters have taken care of the forest with future generations in mind, thus serving as a constant inspiration.
Sustainable foresting involves a constant strive towards preservation of natural assets and maintenance of the ecological balance. In this way, the forest remains a valuable asset with economic, social and cultural benefits.
An important element of sustainable forestry is cutting down one tree at a time, thus giving the trees a chance to grow strong and live out their total capacity, before they are felled and ready to serve new purposes.