ANIGRE GREY DYED WOOD

Dyed grey Anigre quarter cut veneer offers a sophisticated slate grey tint with pronounced, striking figure. Dyed grey Anigre veneer is enhanced with an aniline dye, further highlighting its beautiful grain. This versatile species can be dyed to mimic the appearance of other woods or to achieve a variety of different colors. The highly figured fiddleback and block mottle patterns in Anigre wood veneer add a touch of luxury and distinction to architectural projects, elevating any space.

Fiddleback or block mottle figured Anigre veneer is highly valued and sought after in the architectural wood industry. The contemporary, cool-toned slate grey color, combined with Anigre’s fine grain, striking patterns, and the wood’s versatility, makes it a preferred choice for high-end interior architecture and design.

Common Uses: Dyed grey Anigre veneer is used in various applications. Architectural panels and millwork, high-end furniture, and luxury interior boat and yacht design are common uses. Its tonal qualities also make it popular for crafting musical instruments, particularly 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