Hardwood
Species

Celebrated for its deep chocolate-brown hues, subtle purple undertones, and flowing cathedral grain patterns. American Walnut delivers unmatched warmth, prestige, and dimensional stability.

Renowned for its extreme hardness, interlocking grain, and dramatic reddish-brown tones that mature into a deep, lustrous patina. Jatoba is an exotic hardwood built for luxury, high-traffic spaces.

The hardest and most impact-resistant domestic hardwood. Featuring dramatic contrast between creamy sapwood and deep cocoa heartwood, Hickory brings bold character and extreme durability to active Bay Area homes.

The gold standard of formal architectural elegance. Featuring rich russet, burgundy, and deep amber undertones with an interlocking ribbon grain, genuine Mahogany and Santos Mahogany deliver extraordinary luxury and dimensional stability.

A clean, contemporary favorite known for its creamy blonde tones, closed grain, and exceptional density. Sugar Maple provides a bright, minimalist foundation with superior impact resistance.

A timeless American classic defined by its warm tones and open grain. Red Oak offers a perfect balance of durability and versatility, accepting stains beautifully to match any design style from traditional to transitional.

Distinct from traditional domestic and African mahoganies, Cabreuva (Santos Mahogany) delivers extraordinary Janka 2200 hardness, a fine interlocking grain, and rich burgundy-cinnamon hues with a radiant natural luster.

The premier standard of modern architectural flooring. Prized for its muted wheat tones, prominent medullary ray flecks, and natural moisture resistance, White Oak provides exceptional stability across wide-plank and engineered formats.