Different veneers undergo varying processes in order to produce various finishes, which can help create different aesthetic looks and feels.

Saw Cut
If you’re looking for a rough and rustic look for your space, this is the veneer to go with!

Weathered
Veneers that undergo the weathering process give you an antique aesthetic.

Open Grain
Open grain veneers are made with a technique which successfully creates a distressed, natural wooden look.

Ash Dyed
The usually lighter toned ash wood veneers can by dyed to bring out various colour tones.

Metallic
If you wish to tweak the aesthetic and move a little away from a wooden feel, veneers these days also offer metallic veneers to alter the look of your spaces.

At times your mind’s eye can envision the look you want perfectly, but you just can’t describe it! The increasing options available in the world of interior décor aren’t going to make it any easier, but we’re here to help. Take a quick look at the different looks our varied veneers can help you create.

Species
There are multiple veneers available, from varying wood species, each representing something unique. Here’s a quick glance at some of these options!

Burl
Burl wood is sourced from special growths on trees. These develop in a unique & unusual manner, giving way to magnificent & rare grain, texture & beauty.

Crotched
This veneer is crafted from just below the fork of a tree – where a trunk or branch is forking into 2, giving way to an extremely decorative flame or V-grain pattern.

Pomelle
This reddish-brown veneer is sought after for its 3D grain orientation. The circular shimmering effect of this quilted veneer creates a dense, truly unique and stunning pattern.

Larch
Coming from the heartwood of trees that grow to see exceptionally tall heights, the veneer produces larges stretched of fine, straight grains.

Oak
Veneers which stem from the oak wood species are extremely durable and versatile – with many finishes and varieties.

Teak
One of the oldest veneer varieties – classic teak veneers typically range from honey gold to deep brown. Its multiple cuts and kinds make it one of the most versatile veneer options.

Santos
Ranging in colour variants from light tobacco to dark violet, the Santos veneer with vividly saturated contrasts in now increasingly used to replace the scarce species of Rio rosewood.

Walnut
Ranging from light grey to chocolate brown in colour, walnut veneers can help create varying ambiences! 

Ash
Popular for its lighter shades, Ash wood veneers with its porous grains is a top pick!

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