Hardwood
Species

Known for its incredible hardness and deep, reddish-brown tones. It features a dramatic grain pattern that matures into a rich, lustrous patina over time, making it a favorite for high-traffic luxury spaces.

One of the hardest and most durable domestic woods available. With its striking contrast between light sapwood and dark heartwood, Hickory offers a bold, rustic character that stands up to the most active Bay Area households.

The gold standard of elegance. Mahogany provides a remarkably stable floor with a fine, even grain and a deep reddish-tint. It is the perfect choice for traditional interiors seeking a formal, sophisticated aesthetic.

A clean, contemporary favorite known for its light, creamy color and subtle grain. Maple’s dense structure and consistent appearance make it ideal for modern San Francisco homes looking for a bright, airy feel.

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 true Mahogany, this species offers even greater hardness and a unique range of colors from light orange to deep reddish-brown. Its fine grain and natural oils provide a high-end, polished finish without the need for heavy staining.

Celebrated for its deep, chocolatey browns and flowing grain patterns. Walnut is a softer hardwood that prioritizes unmatched visual warmth and natural beauty, creating an immediate sense of luxury in any room.

The current darling of interior design. White Oak is prized for its neutral, 'wheat' tones and exceptional stability. Its tight grain makes it the perfect canvas for modern wire-brushed or reactive-stain finishes.