Proven Durability: Tali Against Time and Weather

10.09.2025. As autumn approaches, some parts of the world face harsher weather conditions. These are the moments when outdoor materials reveal their true colours.

After 12 years of exposure to Belgium’s weather, Tali (Erythrophleum ivorense, Erythrophleum suaveolens) stands as a natural performer — untreated, yet reliably meeting market expectations.

Cumaru and Ipe: CITES Constraints, Tali’s Consistency

03.09.2025. It’s no secret. As soon as a timber species is added to the scope of CITES, a familiar pattern sets in: tighter trade controls, reduced availability, complex compliance.

For professionals who rely on performance-grade hardwoods like Cumaru and Ipe, this reality is more than a regulatory shift — it’s a supply chain risk.

#WhyWoodMatters: Cost-Effectiveness, Balancing Quality with Affordability

18.07.2025. How do you maintain top-tier quality without compromising your margins?

Pain Point: Premium hardwoods from traditional sources like North America and Europe can be prohibitively expensive.

Solution: African species provide a competitive alternative. 

Standing Ovation on our Tali decking!

21.03.2025. Lace up your sneakers this International Day of Forests and take a stroll like never before!In Cincinnati (USA), theTaliboardwalk at the Ovation hub stretches an incrediblefour football fields long (1500 feet or 450 m) decking - a seamless path ofsustainably harvested Taliwood, brought to life byInterholco.

Grown to last, designed to inspire

14.02.2025. Remember the last time you fell in love? The endless possibilities, the deep connection, the sense of somethingjust right? That’s exactly the feeling our wood brings to your spaces.

Bossé Hardwood: A Festival of Strength and Durability!

11.02.2025. Boost your wood projects with thebold hue with cedar-like scentandenduring quality of ourBossé! Like the vibrant spectacle of a festival, Bossé dazzles with itsrich, warm tones anduniform texture, offering architects, designers, and wood artisans a material that’s as stunning as it is strong.

Opening up the space, living without barriers

09.08.2023. The housing sector is undergoing profound changes: urban concentration, high land prices, climate change... energy renovation is also one of the issues we have to face. The challenge for project managers: to imagine how to expand existing housing without upsetting the codes. Our answer: engineered wood that is certified sustainable (Forest Stewardship Council, FSC® C022952) and technically reliable (CTB-LCA, KOMO).

Unique living spaces with a focus on nature

19.07.2023. Times are changing: building sustainably and responsibly is no longer a desire but a requirement (RE2020). The supply of raw materials is becoming more difficult and costs are rising, all of which is driving the construction industry to design differently.

We have the solution: glulam and finger-jointed timber.

All you need is LOBI, to write a story 1300 children in Congo love

31.03.2022. Easter is fast approaching and INTERHOLCO is launching its new campaign: What does it take to write a story that 1300 children in Congo love?Only one crayon: Lobi! For each Lobi purchased, the equivalent of 15 EUR will be donated to the primary school in the village of Ngombé in the Republic of Congo.

Anchoring cities to forests

15.03.2022. Urban forests can transform cities into healthier places to live, not ‘just’ thanks to trees, but also through wood products for furniture and construction.

The future grows with wood

17.02.2022. One month into the new year, wood has turned into the cornerstone of future lifestyles. The ‘digital Neanderthal’ humans have as much of a tendency towards cool technology as they have a compelling desire for coziness, warm materials. In short: high-tech, high-touch – and wood is the natural choice.

Lobi, the art of writing the future

03.12.2021. INTERHOLCO is proud to present Lobi, the spearhead of its first collection made from FSC®* certified Sustainable Hardwood, Made in Africa according to the most demanding socio-environmental criteria. Lobi means 'tomorrow' and 'future' in the broadest sense; the name is derived from Lingala, the most widely used language in Congo Basin countries.

My choice for wind design: wood

15.09.2021. A building represents an obstacle to the wind flow. The wind exerts pressures on the building that generate forces perpendicular to the building surface. Therefore, a building must be designed and dimensioned to withstand the strongest winds that are likely to occur during its lifetime at its location.

My choice for organic shapes: wood!

31.08.2021. Boat and furniture builders have been bending wood for many years, to meet hydrodynamic and ergonomic requirements. In buildings, however, these techniques are relatively uncommon.

My choice for fire protection: wood!

30.07.2021. Wood is a flammable material, granted. But it also has innate flame-retardant properties. Wooden structures remain highly stable in the event of fire.

My cost-effective choice: wood!

30.06.2021. Wood saves more or less one third of the time used in conventional building construction. Prefabrication frees the construction process from the uncertainty of weather events.