Wood Specifications
White OAk
White Oak is known for its strength and durability, making it a top choice for furniture, flooring, and cabinetry. It features a pale, warm beige to light brown color, sometimes with subtle olive undertones. The grain is long and straight, though occasional swirls or knots can add character.
White Oak has a tight, closed-pore structure, which makes it highly resistant to moisture and ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. It stains beautifully, enhancing its natural grain while maintaining a smooth finish.
Sapele
Sapele is a rich, exotic hardwood prized for its deep reddish-brown hue and interlocking grain patterns. It has a lustrous surface that often features ribbon-like striping, giving it a distinctive visual appeal.
Sapele is highly durable and works well in fine furniture, cabinetry, and decorative applications like wine racks. Its density provides excellent stability, and when polished, it showcases a luxurious finish that deepens over time.
Soft Maple
Soft Maple offers a smooth, refined look with a pale cream to light brown coloration, sometimes accented by subtle mineral streaks. Its grain is generally straight and uniform, with a fine texture that makes it ideal for painting and staining.
It provides excellent workability and durability for furniture, cabinetry, and millwork. It absorbs finishes evenly, allowing for a customized look that fits a variety of design aesthetics.
Walnut
Walnut is a premium hardwood renowned for its rich, dark brown color with occasional purplish or reddish undertones. The grain is typically straight but can sometimes display gorgeous waves and curls, adding a touch of elegance.
Walnut has a smooth texture and polishes beautifully, making it a favorite for high-end furniture, decorative panels, and custom woodworking projects. It offers great durability while being easy to work with, ensuring both beauty and longevity in finished pieces