Tray Woodsford

Eichholtz is a Dutch factory founded by Theo Eichholtz at the end of the 20th century. Eichholtz furniture has absorbed the unique spirit of Eastern countries such as India, Burma, Thailand, etc. Today, the factory's range includes cabinet and upholstered furniture, lamps, mirrors and interior items. They create unique interiors for living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, dining rooms and hallways. Theo Eichholtz founded the Eichholtz factory together with his friend, after being inspired by a trip to distant Asian countries. At first, he imported furniture and interior items from Indonesia, then from India, Burma, Thailand, China. After attracting Dutch manufacturers, the factory's products, which absorbed the aura of Eastern countries, began to be manufactured in Europe. The Eichholtz factory uses high-quality materials in its production: pine, oak, mahogany, glass, leather, fabric, stainless steel and others. Only natural, environmentally friendly components are used. The company uses traditional methods of wood processing, copper casting, glass blowing and reed weaving.