Veneer
A wood veneer can create the appearance of a solid wood table, but veneers have several important advantages over solid woods. Veneer allows you to create a particular look without using much wood. Veneers can be laid in decorative patterns such as diamond boxes, sunbursts, asymmetrical patterns or imaginative inlays. Many species of wood are available in veneer form with two different grain patterns: Flat Cut (pattern contains cathedrals) or Quarter sawn (pattern is straight grain). Check out the VENEER SELECTOR for images of our most popular veneers
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Diamond Box
 Veneer pieces, rotating in sequence, create stunning tables. As you move around the inlay, the pieces peak and fall as if they are really moving. Starbursts are smaller pieces of veneer that create a more active pattern. Diamond boxes can be laid in different grain patterns: Corner Rotary, Corner Ribbon, Triangle Rotary, Triangle Ribbon, Rotary Sunburst, Ribbon Sunburst; all creating very different looks |
Domestic
 Domestic veneers include any species found locally or continentally... Ash, Red Oak, White Oak, Beech, Birch, Cherry, Cypress, Cedar, Fir, Hickory, Pecan, Maple, Mesquite, Mahogany, Pine, Walnut, Poplar, Butternut, Elm, Spruce, Sycamore |
Exotic
 Exotic veneers are not found domestically, or may be considered rare or endangered... Koa, Maple Burl, Mappa Burl, Macassar Ebony, Wenge, Olive Ash Burl, Carpathian Elm Burl, Bubinga, Madrone, Padauk, Kevazinga, Lacewood, Movingui, Redwood Burl, Crotch Mahogany |
Fancy Face
 Fancy Faces are veneer patterns that are wonderfully out of the ordinary... |
Game Boards
 Gameboard tables. You’ll find your chess, checkers, and backgammon here, along with some fabulous marquetry! |
Reconstituted
 Reconstituted veneers are man-made, often with recycled materials, and always looking out for the environment. |
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