Learn ✍🏻 Wood Textures | 5 Common Wood Species

Different wood species exhibit distinct textures and colors. Choosing the right texture and color for each space perfectly complements the overall effect.

⭐Walnut
Walnut has a unique texture and color palette, typically appearing in dark brown, chocolate, or purple-brown. As a symbol of the old-money style, walnut furniture embodies a sense of history and cultural heritage, exuding elegance.

⭐Eucalyptus
Originally produced in Australia, eucalyptus veneer has a core color ranging from light yellow to light brown with dark lines. The grain is uniform and clear, with a high gloss and a natural, delicate touch. This color scheme is common in modern minimalist/Italian luxury styles. The dark color accentuates the texture and easily blends in with the surrounding environment.

⭐Elm
Elm has a clear, transparent grain, a bold and bold feel, and a characteristic "chicken-wing" pattern. Both tactilely and visually, you'll be captivated by the delicate lines of the wood grain.

Oak
The texture of oak resembles the rhythm of nature, its grain unique and vibrant, both clear and dynamic, offering a new beauty with every viewing. This natural texture makes oak outstanding in the home, blending seamlessly into a variety of interior styles and adding a touch of natural harmony.

Teak
Teak boasts straight, oily, glossy grain, a uniform color, and a straight, unbroken texture. Its elegant, inky black hues and golden, shimmering oil shadows imbue teak with a mystique unlike any other wood. The clean lines and dreamlike, rich, and legendary nature of teak veneer imbue it with poetry and depth.