No two pieces of wood are the same. We have listed below, a few of our most requested wood species and their characteristics.

Knotty Alder

When freshly cut, Alder is almost white, but quickly changes color once it is exposed to air.  It becomes a light brown with a yellow or reddish hue. Alder has a fairly straight grain ​and is great for rustic furniture.

• Soft Hardwood

• Dark Knots

• Recommended for all types of furniture, doors and pedestals.

Ash

Ash is one of the most durable wood species and commonly used for furniture. It has a straight grain and absorbs wood stains well. Ash is beige or light brown and is very shock resistant. 

• Hardwood

• No knots

• Recommended for dining tables, coffee tables and side tables.

White Oak

Also very common in the US. White Oak has rings and straight grains. There are few knots, but there are unusual pattern that give a unique character to a piece. 

• Hardwood

• Few Knots

• Recommended for dining tables, accent tables and bedroom furniture.

Hard Maple

The grain in Hard Maple is usually straight and it also has high resistance to abrasion and wear. 

• Hardwood

• Dark select knots

• Recommended for dining tables, cabinetry and accent tables.