Do you know these five most common veneer textures for home renovations?

Still confused about which veneer textures are most common in whole-home customization? ❓
Due to the myriad wood species, corresponding veneer textures are also diverse. 🤦 I've compiled the five most commonly used and versatile veneer textures and their corresponding usage scenarios, so you can easily navigate the veneer selection process.

🪵Walnut
▫Application: A veneer texture favored by the trendy, trendy style, its color and hue evoke a sense of timelessness. It's often used in classic and neo-Chinese style home designs, often in high-end bookshelves 📔, wine cabinets 🍺, fireplaces, and more.

🪵Eucalyptus
▫Application: Commonly used in minimalist, Italian, and warm, luxurious styles. Its lighter color palette complements both hard and soft furnishings. Eucalyptus is often used in sideboards and entryway cabinets 🗄️. Elm
▫ Application: Typically suitable for high-end furniture, decorative items, and ceilings in log, rustic, and Chinese styles. It can be used to create exquisite lacquerware. The thicker the material, the higher the price.

Oak
▫ Application: Oak is often used in interior design due to its exceptional natural texture. It is well-suited to modern minimalist and Italian minimalist home designs. It is often used in furniture, cabinets, and doors, creating a space with both a sense of design and a sense of warmth.

Teak
▫ Application: Commonly used in luxury villas for flooring, cabinets, doors and windows, and outdoor furniture. Teak's hardness and density make it an excellent material for large structural elements such as doors, windows, beams, and columns.