A lightweight, decay-resistant softwood celebrated for its vibrant reddish-brown hues, straight grain, and distinct natural aroma.

A slow-growing softwood from the Pacific Northwest. It features a bright, clear yellow color with a straight, fine, and even texture. 

Hardwood featuring striking color contrasts and ink-like, dark zone lines caused by natural fungal decay. Boasts a rich mix of blonde and gray sapwood alongside reddish-brown heartwood,

The wood has a fine texture and a straight or interlocked to wavy grain, with some planks displaying wonderful distinctive ripple patterning. Takes a very smooth finish. The wood is slightly oily.

Renowned for being incredibly hard, tough, and durable. This wood is traditionally used for tool handles and fencing.

Highly prized for its rich, deep chocolate heartwood and excellent dimensional stability, it is relatively easy to work and highly resistant to decay

Premium hardwood known for its exceptional strength, durability, and prominent grain. It is widely used for heavy-duty furniture, cabinetry, and flooring.

A dense, highly durable hardwood known for its rich, striking red heartwood, interlocked grain, and coarse, uniform texture.

An exotic, dense, and durable hardwood celebrated for its rich colors, fine grain, and distinct rose-like fragrance when freshly cut.

Fast-growing hardwood native to Australia. Known for its light-to-dark pink or reddish-brown color. Highly favored for furniture, cabinetry, and indoor/outdoor decking.

Highly durable, stiff softwood imported from North America. Known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, it is prized for its warm reddish-brown heartwood

A dense, durable hardwood with a striking reddish-brown color, a fine grain, and an attractive natural luster.