Brown Maple has become increasingly popular for hardwood furniture. It comes from the exact same trees as Maple, but it isn’t selected for pure white color. For that reason the majority color will be white, but it will have portions that vary from a dark brown to a greenish grey.

Best For

• Grey Stains
• Paints
• Modern styles
• Black Stains

Red Oak is one of the most popular hardwoods for timber production in North America. Red Oak color will vary from pale reddish brown to an almost wheat color. Red Oak is known for its open grain with great strength and durability.

Best For

• Country Style Furniture
• Farm Tables
• Can't see dents & scratches

Cherry is a smooth, even-grained hardwood known for its warm, rich, reddish-brown color. Cherry may have some mineral streaks, pitch pockets or sapwood. Cherry mellows or darkens with age from exposure to sunlight, and can also become a deep reddish-brown with a golden luster.

Best For

• Country Style Furniture
• Formal Furniture
• Fine Grain

Not Good For

• Shows dents & scratches

Rustic Cherry is the same wood as Cherry, but without knots, streaks, and sap wood removed. These beautiful wood characteristics will stand out with a light stain, and are mostly hidden with a dark one. Please keep this in mind when ordering Rustic Cherry with lighter finishes.

Maple is the light colored wood selected from the same trees as the more varied Brown Maple. The grain pattern in Maple wood is known for its curves and often shows nice curls throughout. Our Maple is harvested mainly in the Northeastern United States.

• Use for light stains.

Walnut is a distinctive wood usually shown in natural to highlight the beauty of the grain

• Mid-century Modern

Walnut is a distinctive wood usually shown in natural to highlight the beauty of the grain

• Mid-century Modern