Wood Veneer Blog

Wood veneers offer a vast array of unique and striking colors, influenced by the species, grain patterns, and sometimes dyeing or finishing processes. Below is a list of some of the most unique and na … read more

Pellin Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Pellin tree, commonly identified as a type of Southern Beech (Nothofagus species), primarily found in South America, particularly in Chile and Ar … read more

Karelian Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Karelian Birch tree (Betula pendula var. carelica), a unique variety of Silver Birch that grows primarily in the Karelia region, which spans pa … read more

Madrone Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Madrone tree (Arbutus menziesii), also known as Pacific Madrone. This tree is native to the Pacific Northwest of North America, particularly alo … read more

Imbuya Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Imbuya tree (Manilkara huberi), a hardwood species native to the rainforests of Brazil and other parts of South America. The tree is part of the … read more

What to Look for When Choosing Wood Veneer Choosing the right wood veneer for your project isn't just about picking a pretty grain. It's about ensuring the final piece is durable, functional, and actu … read more