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Canadian hardwoods
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
Heartwood ranges from deep chocolate brown to lighter caramel shades, often with stunning purple, grey, or reddish undertones. The sapwood presents a creamy, pale contrast.
Grain: Typically straight, with occasional waves or curls, offering a striking, luxurious appearance.
Notable Feature: Prized for its rich colour and durability, Black
Heartwood ranges from deep chocolate brown to lighter caramel shades, often with stunning purple, grey, or reddish undertones. The sapwood presents a creamy, pale contrast.
Grain: Typically straight, with occasional waves or curls, offering a striking, luxurious appearance.
Notable Feature: Prized for its rich colour and durability, Black Walnut is ideal for creating elegant, heirloom-quality handmade wood furniture and decor.
Curly Maple
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
Ranges from creamy white to pale gold, occasionally highlighted by subtle reddish undertones.
Grain: Characterized by its distinctive curly or flame-like patterns, giving each piece a shimmering, three-dimensional look.
Notable Feature: With its captivating patterns and vibrant depth, Curly Maple is perfect for crafting visually stunning
Ranges from creamy white to pale gold, occasionally highlighted by subtle reddish undertones.
Grain: Characterized by its distinctive curly or flame-like patterns, giving each piece a shimmering, three-dimensional look.
Notable Feature: With its captivating patterns and vibrant depth, Curly Maple is perfect for crafting visually stunning natural wood furniture that becomes the focal point of any room.
Hard Maple
Black Walnut
Hard Maple
Sapwood is off-white to creamy with subtle reddish or golden hues; heartwood ranges from pale to medium brown.
Grain: Straight and fine-textured with occasional striking curls or waves.
Character: Exceptionally hard and durable, prized for its clean aesthetic and resistance to wear—perfect for cutting boards, countertops, and heirloom furniture.
Ash
White Oak
Hard Maple
Heartwood ranges from a warm light beige to medium brown. Sapwood is pale white to creamy in colour.
Grain: Typically straight with occasional gentle waves, featuring an attractive, pronounced open grain texture.
Character: Known for its strength, durability, and elasticity—making it ideal for furniture.
Poplar
White Oak
White Oak
Heartwood is creamy white to pale greenish-brown, sometimes with streaks of grey or purple. Sapwood is typically white to yellowish.
Grain: Fine-textured with a uniform, straight grain.
Character: Lightweight, stable, and easy to shape, making it a great choice for painted finishes or internal structures in cabinetry and furniture.
White Oak
White Oak
White Oak
Heartwood varies from pale tan to medium brown. Sapwood is nearly white.
Grain: Typically straight with a coarse, distinctive texture. Quarter-sawn boards display stunning medullary rays.
Character: Highly durable and water-resistant, historically favored for crafting barrels, boats, and heirloom-quality furniture.
Red Oak
Red Oak
Red Oak
Heartwood features warm, reddish-brown tones, while sapwood is lighter, nearly white.
Grain: Bold, open, and straight-grained with distinctive cathedral patterns.
Character: A versatile, strong hardwood that's easy to work with, affordable, and highly receptive to stains and finishes.
exotic species for distinctive pieces
Wenge
Zebrawood
Mahogany
Heartwood is deep chocolate brown to nearly black, with striking dark lines. Sapwood is pale yellowish-white.
Grain: Straight and coarse, featuring a dramatic, exotic appearance.
Character: Incredibly dense and hard, Wenge offers remarkable durability and striking aesthetics, making it a favourite for accent pieces and bespoke wood furniture.
Mahogany
Zebrawood
Mahogany
Heartwood is a luxurious reddish-brown, darkening beautifully over time. Sapwood is pale pinkish-white.
Grain: Generally straight, but can feature captivating wavy patterns or ribbon-like figures.
Character: Renowned for its stability, elegance, and classic appeal, historically used in fine furniture and musical instruments.
Zebrawood
Zebrawood
Zebrawood
Striking golden to pale yellow heartwood featuring pronounced dark brown to black stripes reminiscent of a zebra.
Grain: Bold and wavy, offering a dramatic, exotic appearance.
Notable Feature: Perfect for statement furniture and eye-catching home accessories.
Padauk
Bubinga
Zebrawood
Renowned for its vibrant reddish-orange heartwood, which matures elegantly into a deep, rich reddish-brown.
Grain: Generally straight with occasional interlocking patterns, providing a distinctive visual depth.
Notable Feature: Often used in decorative woodworking and custom furniture for its exceptional color and durability.
Bubinga
Bubinga
Bubinga
Heartwood ranges from reddish-brown to deep burgundy, with beautiful highlights that deepen with age. Sapwood is pale straw-coloured.
Grain: Usually straight or interlocked, frequently displaying mesmerizing swirling patterns and unique figuring.
Character: Highly decorative and durable, Bubinga is frequently chosen for luxurious furniture, musical instruments, and artistic statement pieces.