WOOD SPECIES TYPES
WALNUT
Walnut is a classic American hardwood famous for its thick dark flavor. The uniqueness of the vast contrast in shades of color from piece to piece makes each creation truly special.
MAPLE
SHOWN WITH WALNUT ACCENTS
Maple is an
American hardwood
with a very light blond to rich gold tone.
This wood pairs well
with darker
woods to create
eye-catching contrast.
CHERRY
SHOWN WITH WALNUT LATCH
Cherry is a domestic hardwood
known to be maker friendly
that yields beautiful end
products. "Cherry"
implies red wood but this
is not the case.
Most cherry wood is
light to medium brown.
OAK
Oak is a word synonymous
with strength and
hardness. While these
characterizations hold true,
it is also true that
Oak wood is absolutely
beautiful. The straight
lines and steady, even brown
tones make gorgeous pieces
that last generations.
CYPRESS
Cypress is a very versatile wood with natural water repelling properties. The wood's blonde, streaky character makes a beautiful complement with darker options.
SAPELE
This subspecies of Mahogany is rich with medium to dark brown tones that pair well with light woods like Maple or darker selections like Walnut.
CUSTOM ORDER ONLY
PADAUK
SHOWN WITH MAPLE ACCENTS
Beautiful Padauk hailing from Africa is a stunning species. Brilliant orange and red hues absolutely pop with any pairing. Living up to its classification as "exotic".
CUSTOM ORDER ONLY
AMBROSIA MAPLE
Ambrosia Maple is a very unique creature with its dark streaky presence. The characteristic steaking is caused by beetles that burrow into the wood. The beetles secrete enzymes to break down the wood for their larva to digest.
CUSTOM ORDER ONLY
CURLY MAPLE
SHOWN WITH PADAUK ACCENTS
No one knows exactly how curly wood is created. The term "curly" refers to ripples in wood grain making the wood appear to be wavy when it is completely flat.