Natural Cork Sheets
Full natural grain. Used for surfaces, boards and product components.
Material Reference / Cork
Cork: A Material for Interiors, Hospitality and Design.
Cork is harvested from the bark of cork oak trees - a process that leaves the tree intact. The bark regenerates and can be harvested again every nine years.
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Cork Surface
Natural grain, close view.
~40M
Air cells per cm3
200+
Year tree lifespan
9 yr
Bark regeneration cycle
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01 - Origin
What cork
actually is.
Cork comes from the bark of Quercus suber - native to Portugal and Spain. It is stripped by hand every nine years without cutting the tree.
We work with this material in India, translating a Mediterranean raw resource into products for Indian interiors, hospitality environments, and institutions.
About Us02 - Material Structure
Inside the material.
Cork is made of millions of microscopic air-filled cells per cubic centimetre. Each cell is sealed by suberin - a natural waxy compound that resists moisture and compression. This structure accounts for cork's acoustic, thermal and tactile properties.
Browse Our Material LibraryAcoustic
Natural sound absorption
Thermal
Resists heat transfer
Weight
Light, structural resilience
Compression
Compresses and recovers
Cell density
40M cells / cm3
Moisture
Suberin limits absorption
03 - Applications
Where we apply cork
Collection
Interior Surfaces
Acoustic wall panels and decorative surfaces for homes, offices and hospitality.
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Hospitality Tableware
Coasters, table mats and service accessories for cafes and restaurants.
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Workspace Accessories
Pinboards, desk elements and organisational surfaces for offices.
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Corporate Gifting
Branded cork products for employee kits and gifting programs.
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Lifestyle Products
Yoga mats, accessories and everyday cork objects.
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Types of cork materials
Cork is processed into different formats depending on application requirements.
Agglomerated Cork
Granulated cork compressed without synthetic adhesives. Structural and surface use.
Decorative Cork Panels
Architectural surface panels in varied finishes for interior wall installation.
Technical Cork Composites
Cork combined with other materials for acoustic backing, vibration damping and thermal underlays.
Our Design Library provides closer detail on these materials and their specifications.
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05 - Common Questions
Frequently asked
Material behaviour, limitations, and working with cork in India.
Full FAQIs cork durable?
Cork is resilient and compressible. Surface marks tend to blend into the natural grain rather than read as visible damage.
Is cork waterproof?
Cork resists moisture but is best suited to controlled interior environments. Sealed surfaces are recommended for kitchens or high-moisture contexts.
Can cork be used on walls?
Yes. Cork panels are used for interior wall surfaces and acoustic treatment, installed as sheet cladding, modular panels or pinboard systems.
Does cork absorb sound?
The cellular structure reduces sound reflections. Performance depends on thickness, installation method and surrounding surfaces.
Is cork available in India?
Yes. We supply cork materials and products pan-India from our studio in Guwahati, Assam.
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