Veneer Catalogue

European Alder flat cut wood veneer typically has a light color with subtle variations in tone, ranging from creamy white to pale yellow, or light brown. Its grain pattern is often straight and fine; straighter trees will produce more figure. The texture of European Alder veneer is generally smooth and even, lending itself well to a variety of finishes—from natural to stained or even painted.

One of the distinctive features of European Alder veneer is its ability to take on finishes beautifully. When finished with a clear coat, it highlights the natural grain patterns and imparts a warm, inviting glow to the surface. Alternatively, staining the veneer enhances its color and adds depth, allowing designers to achieve a range of aesthetic effects to suit their projects.

Common Uses for European Alder Flat Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels and millwork, as well as cabinetry, furniture, and musical instruments.

Other Name(s): Black Alder, Common Alder.

The Tree: A medium size tree that thrives in wet climates, growing to a height of up to 100 feet.

A Little History: Alder European is quite durable underwater. In fact, these trees have been used for piles and supports, most notably throughout Venice, Italy.

Region: Europe

Red Alder flat cut wood veneer offers a warm and inviting aesthetic that complements a wide range of styles, from rustic and traditional to contemporary and modern. Red Alder exhibits a range of warm reddish-brown tones; these shades can vary depending on factors such as the age of the tree and the specific part of the log from which the veneer is cut. The coloration ranges from light pinkish-red to deeper, richer shades of reddish-brown.

This species often features a straight, uniform grain pattern, sometimes with occasional swirls or knots. The grain can be fine to medium in texture, giving the veneer a smooth and consistent appearance.

Common Uses for Red Alder Flat Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels and millwork, cabinetry, furniture, and interior woodwork, as well as musical instruments (electric guitar bodies in particular).

Other Name(s): Western Red Alder.

The Tree: These trees can grow to a height of 60-90 feet, however they more regularly reach heights of 35-40 feet, with diameters between only 10-15 inches. Red Alder is fast growing, reaching maturity within 50 years.

A Little History: Considered the most abundant hardwood in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S; also a commercially important lumber.

Region: North America

Amapa quarter cut wood veneer is an inviting golden to amber-yellow color, often with hints of orange or reddish-brown undertones. For touches of elegance and sophistication, consider Amapa. Amapa wood veneer may exhibit attractive figure patterns such as ribbon striping or mottling, especially when quartersawn. A clear finish highlights its color and grain patterns while providing durability and protection. This species is a top-notch choice for interior design and high-end architectural projects.

Responsible forestry management, including selective harvesting and reforestation efforts, helps ensure the continued availability of this valuable resource. Only mature trees suitable for veneer production are selectively harvested. This allows younger trees to continue their growth and replenish forests, while maintaining healthy ecosystems.

Common Uses for Amapa Quarter Cut Veneer: Wall paneling, millwork, fine cabinetry and furniture, as well as decorative accents.

Other Name(s): Amapa Amarello or Yellow Amapa.

The Tree: A tall rain forest tree growing over 110 feet tall with trunk widths up to 3 feet.

A Little History: While Yellow Amapa veneer may not be as common as some other species, its availability and use may increase with growing awareness of its unique properties and sustainable sourcing practices within the woodworking and design industries.

Region: South America

Anigre flat cut wood veneer is generally light to medium creamy yellow-brown or golden yellow, sometimes seen with a slight pink hue. When flat cut, this species features beautiful cathedral and is overall quite uniform and effortlessly sophisticated. Due to its light color and naturally soft aesthetic, Anigre can create a bright and inviting environment wherever it’s used. And highly figured fiddleback and block mottle logs can elevate architectural projects to the next level.

Because of its light palette, fine grain, and velvety texture, Anigre can easily be dyed to visually replicate cherry veneer. In fact, Anigre can be dyed to mimic the appearance of many other wood species or to achieve a variety of different colors.

Overall, Anigre is valued for its light, neutral color, fine grain, and versatility, making it a preferred choice for many architects and designers.

Common Uses for Anigre Flat Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, millwork, furniture, and both interior boat and yacht design. Because of its tonal qualities, this species is also used for musical instruments, especially guitars and pianos.

Other Name(s): Also commonly spelled as Anegre, or Aniegre.

The Tree: Height varies but generally reaches 180 feet with a trunk diameter of 3-4 feet. This tree also usually has a clear bole up to 80 feet.

Region: Africa

Anigre quarter cut wood veneer is generally light to medium creamy yellow-brown or golden yellow, sometimes seen with a slight pink hue. Due to its light color and naturally soft aesthetic, Anigre can create a bright and inviting environment wherever it’s used. And highly figured fiddleback and block mottle logs can elevate architectural projects to the next level.

Also because of its light palette, fine grain, and velvety texture, Anigre can easily be dyed to visually replicate cherry veneer, another naturally elegant and welcoming species choice. This is especially true for quarter cut Anigre as it has more available widths than cherry, generally speaking.

Overall, Anigre is valued for its light, neutral color, fine grain, and versatility, making it a preferred choice for many architects and designers.

Common Uses for Anigre Quarter Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, millwork, furniture, and both interior boat and yacht design. Because of its tonal qualities, this species is also used for musical instruments, especially guitars and pianos.

Other Name(s): Also commonly spelled as Anegre, or Aniegre.

The Tree: Height varies but generally reaches 180 feet with a trunk diameter of 3-4 feet. This tree also usually has a clear bole up to 80 feet.

Region: Africa

Figured Anigre quarter cut wood veneer is generally light to medium creamy yellow-brown or golden yellow, sometimes seen with a slight pink hue. Due to its light color and naturally soft aesthetic, Anigre can create a bright and inviting environment wherever it’s used. The highly figured fiddleback and block mottle patterns in Anigre veneer can help elevate architectural projects, adding luxury and distinction to any space.

Because of its light palette, fine grain patterns, and velvety texture, Anigre can easily be dyed to visually replicate cherry veneer, another naturally elegant and welcoming species choice.

Overall, fiddleback or block mottle figured Anigre wood veneer is highly valued and sought after. Its light color palette, fine grain, and stunning patterns make it a preferred choice for high-end interior architecture and design.

Common Uses for Figured Anigre Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, millwork, high-end furniture, and luxury interior boat and yacht design. Because of its tonal qualities, this species is also used for musical instruments, especially guitars and pianos.

Other Name(s): Also commonly spelled as Anegre, or Aniegre.

The Tree: Height varies but generally reaches 180 feet with a trunk diameter of 3-4 feet. This tree also usually has a clear bole up to 80 feet.

Region: Africa

Anigre Realtec quarter cut wood veneer has consistent fiddleback figure and is a creamy yellow or tan with some pink tones. The grain is straight, sometimes wavy and mottled. Also has a fine, lustrous texture. Also commonly spelled as Anegre.

Common Uses for Anigre Realtec Quarter Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels and mill work, cabinetry, doors, musical instruments, flooring, furniture and interior woodwork, as well as boat and yacht design.

Other Name(s): Also commonly spelled as Anegre, or Aniegre.

The Tree: Height varies but generally reaches 180 feet with a trunk diameter of 3-4 feet. This tree also usually has a clear bole up to 80 feet.

Region: Africa

Innovative, eco-friendly, timeless.

We offer Anigre Vtec in a flat cut grain, in addition to traditional Anigre wood veneer. Anigre Vtec flat cut is 100% wood. Also known as Reconstituted Anigre or Anigre Recon Veneer.

25″ x 99″ Sheet Product ID: 33854

Please note that this pattern is available in 50″ widths as well; a small processing fee is added for production. 

About Anigre Reconstituted Veneer

Anigre Recon veneer is made from Ayous, which is legally harvested with SCS certification, or from plantation grown Poplar or Basswood for close-grain patterns.

Years from now, you can match your original purchase in exact color, grain structure and pattern – an excellent choice when matching large quantities of desks, doors, paneling, and more. Our engineering process is also eco-friendly. We can replicate patterns (such as ebony or teak) from fast growth trees. You get the exquisite look of a unique veneer at an affordable price.

FSC® 100% available upon request for all patterns, subject to availability and possible extended lead times.

Region: Asia

Innovative, eco-friendly, timeless.

We offer Anigre Vtec in a quarter cut grain, in addition to traditional Anigre wood veneer. Anigre Vtec quarter cut is 100% wood. Also known as Reconstituted Anigre or Recon Veneer.

25″ x 99″ Sheet Product ID: 33842

Please note that this pattern is available in 50″ widths as well; a small processing fee is added for production. 

About Anigre Reconstituted Veneer

Anigre Recon veneer is made from Ayous, which is legally harvested with SCS certification, or from plantation grown Poplar or Basswood for close-grain patterns.

Years from now, you can match your original purchase of Anigre Vtec wood veneer in exact color, grain structure and pattern – an excellent choice when matching large quantities of desks, doors, paneling, and more. Our engineering process is also eco-friendly. We can replicate patterns (such as ebony or teak) from fast growth trees. You get the exquisite look of a unique veneer at an affordable price.

FSC® 100% available upon request for all patterns, subject to availability and possible extended lead times.

Region: Asia

Ash flat cut wood veneer sapwood is nearly white, with wide and even texture. Its heartwood is grayish brown and light brown to pale yellow. This cut is available in both cathedral and straight grain pattern.

Common Uses for Flat Cut Ash Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, cabinetry, flooring, furniture, interior woodwork, and shipbuilding.

Other Name(s): White Ash.

The Tree: This is the largest of the 18 ash species native to the United States. It grows 70-80 feet in height with diameters between 2-3 feet.

A Little History of Ash Wood: Used extensively for baseball bats and other sporting and athletic equipment such as boat oars.

Region: North America

Ash quarter cut wood veneer sapwood is nearly white, with wide and even texture. Its heartwood is grayish brown and light brown to pale yellow.

Common Uses for Quarter Cut Ash Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, cabinetry, flooring, furniture and interior woodwork, as well as shipbuilding.

Other Name(s): White Ash.

The Tree: This is the largest of the 18 ash species native to the United States. It grows 70-80 feet in height with diameters between 2-3 feet.

A Little History of Ash Wood: Used extensively for baseball bats and other sporting and athletic equipment such as boat oars.

Region: North America

European Ash flat cut figured wood veneer is creamy white to pale tan. The grain has a pronounced and, often wavy, cathedral.

Common Uses: Architectural panels, musical instruments, as well as furniture and marquetry.

Other Names: Olive Ash, Common Ash, Italian Olive Ash.

The Tree: Depending on soil and climate, European Ash can grow 80-100 feet with diameters between 2-5 feet.

A Little History: During WWI, European Ash was used to construct aircraft. This wood was ideal for the structure of aircraft because of its flexibility and strength.

Region: Europe

European Ash quarter cut figured wood veneer is creamy white to pale tan. The straight grain has a pronounced appearance with fiddleback figure. Fiddleback is clearly visible with regular streaks running across the grain.

Common Uses: Architectural panels, musical instruments, as well as furniture and marquetry.

Other Names: Olive Ash, Common Ash.

The Tree: Depending on soil and climate, can grow 80-100 feet with diameters between 2-5 feet.

A Little History: During WWI, European Ash wood was used to construct aircraft. This wood was ideal for the structure of aircraft because of its flexibility and strength.

Region: Europe

Olive Ash burl wood veneer color ranges from a creamy, or even pale, tan to yellow and brown, with darker brown markings, showing high contrast; very decorative.

Common Uses: Architectural panels, cabinetry, ceilings, dashboard pieces, doors, as well as furniture and marquetry.

Common Name(s): Olive Ash, Common Ash, European Ash.

The Tree: Depending on soil and climate, can grow 80-100 feet with diameters between 2-5 feet.

A Little History: During WWI, Olive Ash was used to construct aircraft. This wood was ideal for the structure of aircraft because of its flexibility and strength.

Region: Europe

Innovative, eco-friendly, timeless.

We offer Ash Vtec in a flat cut grain, in addition to traditional Ash wood veneer. Ash Vtec flat cut veneer is 100% wood. Also known as Reconstituted Ash, Ash Recon Veneer, or Ash Engineered Veneer.

25″ x 99″ Sheet Product ID: 33859

Please note that this pattern is available in 50″ widths as well; a small processing fee is added for production. 

About Ash Reconstituted Veneer

Ash Vtec veneer is made from Ayous, which is legally harvested with SCS certification, or from plantation grown Poplar or Basswood for close-grain patterns.

Years from now, you can match your original purchase of Recon Ash veneer in exact color, grain structure and pattern – an excellent choice when matching large quantities of desks, doors, paneling, and more. Our engineering process is also eco-friendly. We can replicate patterns (such as ebony or teak) from fast growth trees. You get the exquisite look of a unique veneer at an affordable price.

FSC® 100% available upon request for all patterns, subject to availability and possible extended lead times.

Region: Asia

White Ash burl wood veneer color ranges from a creamy, or even pale, tan to a dark brown. Has a coarse, even texture. White Ash burl is very decorative.

Common Uses: Architectural panels, cabinetry, ceilings, dashboard pieces, doors, as well as furniture and marquetry.

Common Names: Olive Ash, Common Ash, European Ash.

The Tree: Depending on soil and climate, can grow 80-100 feet with diameters between 2-5 feet.

A Little History: During WWI, White Ash was used to construct aircraft. This wood was ideal for the structure of aircraft because of its flexibility and strength.

Region: Europe

Avodire quarter cut figured wood veneer is creamy white to pale yellow. This veneer darkens to a creamy gold color with age and when exposed to light. Avodire wood veneer has straight grain, but often exhibits a range of grain patterns such as wavy, mottled or rippled.

Common Uses for Avodire Quarter Cut Veneer: Aircraft interiors, architectural panels, millwork, cabinetry and furniture, as well as marquetry.

Other name(s): African Satinwood or African White Mahogany.

The Tree: A tree of the rain forest, Avodire regularly grows up to 115 feet with diameters between 2-3 feet.

A Little History: Similar in working properties to true Mahoganies, and is somewhat related to them.

Region: Africa

We offer Caramel Bamboo veneer in a flat cut (Plain Pressed or PP) pattern.

About Caramel Bamboo Veneer PP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Flat Cut Bamboo veneer is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

We offer Caramel Bamboo veneer in a quarter cut (Side Pressed or SP) pattern.

About Caramel Bamboo Veneer SP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Side Pressed Bamboo veneer is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

We offer Khaki Bamboo veneer in a flat cut (Plain Pressed or PP) pattern.

About Bamboo Veneer PP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Khaki Bamboo veneer plain pressed is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

We offer Khaki Bamboo veneer in a quarter cut (Side Pressed or SP) pattern.

About Khaki Bamboo SP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Side pressed Bamboo veneer is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

We offer Natural Bamboo veneer in a flat cut (Plain Pressed or PP) pattern.

About Natural Bamboo PP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Bamboo veneer plain pressed is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

We offer Natural Bamboo veneer in a quarter cut (Side Pressed or SP) pattern.

About Natural Bamboo SP

Bamboo is a sustainable product as it is the fastest growing plant in the world. Although it is a grass, bamboo has hardwood-like properties and contains the same consistency as engineered veneer.

Natural side pressed Bamboo veneer is created by slicing sheets from laminated blocks made from bamboo strips. It has a thin, but strong, fleece backing making it easy to press on panels.

All of our bamboo products are available as FSC® 100% material.

Used in furniture design, kitchens, store fixtures, flooring, walls, ceiling panels and more.

Region: Asia

European Basswood flat cut wood veneer ranges from a pale creamy white to a pale brown and is mostly one uniform color. Straight grained, fine textured.

Common Uses for European Basswood Flat Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, cabinetry, doors, furniture, millwork, musical instruments, as well as both yacht and aircraft interiors.

Other Name(s): European Lime.

The Tree: Native to Europe, typically growing to 65-130 feet in height, with trunk diameters between 5-6 feet. The fiber of the bark is used to make baskets and ropes, as well as shoes. This fiber is also used for both cloth and paper making.

A Little History: Species in the Tilia genus are referred to as Lime or Linden in Europe. In the US, the wood is most commonly called Basswood. Basswood European tends to be a little heavier and harder than the American wood.

Region: Europe