Wood Grain Series | Vertical High-Definition Wood Grain Veneer Textures

I. Classification of Solid Wood Types (by Tree Species)

1. Hardwood (Broadleaf Timber)

High-end Hardwoods: North American Black Walnut, Teak, Red Cherry, White Oak, Red Oak, Burmese Rosewood, etc.;

Mid-to-high-end Hardwoods: Beech, Ash, Elm, Maple, etc.;

Common Hardwoods: Rubberwood, Pine (Note: Pine is actually softwood, but is often classified as "common solid wood").

2. Softwood (Coniferous Timber)
Mainly pine, fir, and cypress, with a softer texture, commonly used for structural timber and basic furniture.

Classification of Solid Wood Textures (by Cross-section/Shape)

1. By Cross-section

Tangential Section Texture: Mountain Grain, Water Ripple Grain, Burl Grain (e.g., Black Walnut Mountain Grain);

Radial Section Texture: Straight Grain, Mountain-Shaped Grain (e.g., Black Walnut Straight Grain);

End Grain: Annual Ring Grain (generally not used for decorative surfaces).

2. Classified by shape: Basic textures: straight lines, mountain shapes; Special textures: water ripples, burl patterns, bird's-eye patterns, shadow wood patterns (such as maple shadow patterns).