Bone Inlay Furniture and Accessories

Checkerboard Bone Inlay 7-Drawer Dresser – Black

$8,604.01

Kylian Teakwood & Bone Inlay Cane Bench – Natural

$3,866.83

Daisy Floral Inlay Round Side Table – Blue

$2,128.93

Hazel Bone Inlay 2-Drawer Sideboard – Black

$7,707.03

Arc bone inlay round end table in mud grey, front view

Mud grey arc bone inlay end table, angled view

Arc Bone Inlay Round End Table – Mud Grey

$1,708.47

Flower bone inlay credenza in white distress finish, front view

White floral bone inlay credenza, angled view

Flower Bone Inlay Credenza – White Distress

$6,782.01

Lola floral bone inlay round stool in light grey, front view

Light grey floral bone inlay stool, angled view

Lola Floral Bone Inlay Round Stool – Light Grey

$1,820.59

Braided Full Bone Inlay Cabinet

$5,828.97

Black and white striped cabinet with decorative items on top against a plain wall.

Black and white striped box on a white background

Black Striped Bone Inlay Jewelry Dresser

$6,137.31

Rue Waterfall Bone Inlay 3-Drawer Desk – Black

$7,679.00

Rue Bone Inlay Oval Dining Table – Orange

$15,387.42

Checkerboard Bone Inlay Bedside Table – Black

$2,156.96

Targua Mother-of-Pearl Inlay Side Table – Brass & Black

$2,633.48

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The bone used in bone inlay furniture is typically camel bone or buffalo bone. As we Know These bones are Mainly sourced as a byproduct from animals that have died of natural causes or from the meat industry (not killed specifically for their bones). Cleaned, bleached, and hand-carved into intricate shapes and patterns before being inlaid into a wooden base and filled with colored resin.

This craft is especially common in regions like India, where artisans have practiced bone inlay techniques for generations.

Basically, there are some steps to clean bone inlay furniture, gently dust it regularly using a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a cloth slightly dampened with a mild soap and water solution, then wipe dry immediately to avoid moisture damage. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and excessive water, as these can damage the bone and resin. Keep the furniture out of direct sunlight and humid areas to preserve its color and structure.

To set the space, start with a simple base like a runner or plates. Put something in the middle of the table that doesn't block the view across the room, like a vase, bowl, or low decoration. Group things that are equal by using threes, like candles, stacked books, or small pieces. If the table is big, you could add seasonal decorations or different types of textures to keep it looking new without making the surface too crowded.