Sun at Six is a furniture brand with a specific design proposition: solid wood furniture in clean, considered forms, made with genuine craft in a category t... Read More
Sun at Six is a furniture brand with a specific design proposition: solid wood furniture in clean, considered forms, made with genuine craft in a category that has largely abandoned it. At Lulu and Georgia, the Sun at Six furniture collection brings together the brand's dining tables, case pieces, beds, and accent furniture in solid walnut, ash, and oak — each piece designed for a contemporary interior that values material honesty and a form that will not age out of relevance.
What Sun at Six furniture does Lulu and Georgia carry?
The Sun at Six collection includes solid wood dining tables in walnut and ash, bed frames in natural and darkened hardwood, dressers and nightstands, console and side tables, and accent furniture in clean contemporary silhouettes. Most pieces are made from solid wood rather than veneer — construction details are noted on each product page. Finishes range from natural oil and wax to darker stained options depending on the style.
What makes Sun at Six furniture distinctive?
Sun at Six uses solid hardwood construction in price points where most furniture has moved to engineered wood and veneer. The design vocabulary is restrained and contemporary — no applied decoration, no distressing, no ornament — letting the material and the joinery be the design. The brand's forms have a precision that reads as Scandinavian in sensibility while remaining grounded in a North American material palette of walnut, oak, and ash.
How do I care for Sun at Six solid wood furniture?
Oil-finished solid wood furniture should be treated with a food-safe furniture oil or paste wax once or twice a year, or when the wood begins to look dry. Wipe spills immediately — solid wood can warp and stain with prolonged moisture exposure. Use coasters and trivets on dining table surfaces. Avoid placing solid wood furniture in direct sunlight for extended periods, which causes uneven fading. Scratches in oil-finished wood can often be spot-sanded and re-oiled.
Also explore: Dining Tables, Bed Frames, Dressers + Chests, Accent Tables, Nightstands.
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