Oak
Strong, traditional, with a prominent open grain. White oak is especially durable and water-resistant; red oak is warmer in tone.
Strong
Traditional
Prominent Grain
The character of a piece starts with the wood. Here’s a look at the species we most often work with — and what makes each one special.
Strong, traditional, with a prominent open grain. White oak is especially durable and water-resistant; red oak is warmer in tone.
Dark, rich, and premium in appearance. Black walnut is prized for furniture and takes a beautiful oil finish that deepens the color.
Light, clean, and highly durable. Hard maple is excellent for tabletops and desks; soft maple works well for painted or stained pieces.
Warm color that deepens and reddens with age and light exposure. Fine, even grain that finishes beautifully.
Rustic and affordable, with visible knots and character. Ideal for farmhouse-style pieces and painted furniture.
Classic furniture wood with a rich reddish-brown tone and excellent workability. Stable and refined in appearance.
When you request a custom project, you can indicate a wood preference (or leave it open). We’re happy to discuss options, samples, and how different species will look and perform in your piece.
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