AFRORMOSIA WOOD

Often called African teak, Afrormosia quarter cut wood veneer has a striking visual appeal that enhances any space. Its golden-brown hues radiate natural elegance and create an inviting ambiance wherever it’s used. This wood’s distinct grain patterns, characterized by darker streaks when quarter cut, adds depth and character to furniture, cabinetry, interior décor, and more. Afrormosia may exhibit attractive figure variations such as ribbon-like patterns, mottle, or subtle figuring. Also prized for its durability, stability, and natural luster.

Afrormosia trees are harvested from responsibly managed forests in West Africa, carefully selected to ensure the long-term health of the ecosystem. By opting for Afrormosia veneer, artisans and designers can embrace eco-friendly practices without compromising on quality or aesthetics.

Common Uses for Afrormosia Quarter Cut Wood Veneer: Architectural panels, cabinetry, flooring, furniture and interior woodwork, as well as interior boat and yacht fixtures and fittings.

Other Name(s): African Teak, Golden Teak. Also commonly spelled as “Afromosia” without the second ‘r.’

The Tree: Afrormosia trees typically grow to a height of 160 feet, with trunk diameters ranging from 4 to 5 feet. Some larger trees may have a clear trunk without branches for up to 100 feet.

A Little History: Often an alternative for Teak in many industries, although it is not closely related to genuine Teak.

Region: Africa