Kataatu Stool | Truffle

Due to Indonesia’s extended wet season, Uniqwa pauses all Munggur production from November through March. As many of our Munggur designs are crafted from solid trunk sections, we avoid manufacturing during this period to better manage moisture content and ensure the highest product quality.

To uphold the quality standards expected of Uniqwa, all Munggur items ordered during this time will enter production from March, and extended lead times may apply.

For clients working to specific project timelines, we welcome you to connect with your Uniqwa account manager to discuss current ETAs and suitable options.

Munggur wood is a natural timber, and as such, it is a living material that responds to variations in temperature and humidity. Expansion, contraction, movement, and cracking may occur as the timber adjusts. These are not faults but natural characteristics of solid wood.

Although our Munggur pieces are extensively kiln-dried, the substantial thickness of the timber naturally retains moisture at its core. During transport or over time, this moisture may surface and create water blemishes. While our team further enhances each piece upon arrival at our warehouse, moisture levels can continue to fluctuate. Surface blemishes and moisture spots are inherent to Munggur and are to be expected.

Some pieces may also exhibit black staining, which forms naturally as the timber interacts with its environment. These markings contribute to the individuality of each piece and are considered part of the timber’s unique character.

As with all natural timbers, residual moisture can slowly leech over time, potentially marking absorbent surfaces. We do not recommend placing solid Munggur pieces directly on carpets or rugs. Using a protective liner, such as thick plastic, may help minimise surface transfer if placement on soft flooring is required.

Many of Uniqwa’s timber ranges feature characterful woods with naturally occurring knots and tonal variations. No two Munggur pieces are alike, and clients should expect differences in tone, grain pattern, veins, leaching, cracking, knots, and black stains.

These elements are embraced as the natural beauty and authenticity of timber furniture. For this reason, Uniqwa does not offer refunds, replacements, or exchanges based on the natural characteristics described above.

Every Uniqwa piece has a story…

Our collections are mostly individually hand-made pieces. As most of our products are made from natural materials, texture, colour, and pattern may vary from piece to piece. Reclaimed timbers, naturally weathered materials and off-cuts otherwise discarded are frequently part of Uniqwa design features.

Natural splitting, cracking, and loss of natural oils may occur and form part of the characteristics and beauty of Uniqwa products. These are not viewed as imperfections or faults but as part of timber's natural life and beauty.

We believe the result of using natural materials and hand-crafted elements is a testament to the unique qualities found in materials originating from nature.

As every monitor displays different colour tones, the colour of pictures on our website and social media cannot be taken as a true colour indication of the actual products. Some product tones may appear to vary from catalogue or website images.

DIA 36cm | H 45cm

Uniqwa's exclusive Truffle finish is applied to solid munggur wood, a natural material that may develop subtle movement over time. If cracks appear, the lighter natural tone of the timber may become visible through the Truffle stain. This is a characteristic of solid wood and not considered a fault. These areas can be easily blended using a small amount of stain. For best results, please don't hesitate to contact our restoration team for guidance.

Humidity causes mould to grow. Limited airflow and moisture create a microclimate for mould to develop. In some cases, mould will begin growing on furniture, clothing and other contents within the home.
In instances when this occurs, it is not an inherent fault of the furniture, clothing and other contents; rather, humidity or dampness in the air can supply enough moisture for mould growth on any surface. Mould can occur anywhere, and humid climates provide the optimal conditions for the fungi to grow and thrive on any surface.