Curly wood shows regular waves that create shifting reflections. This figure comes from fibres that undulate naturally instead of growing straight, producing a visual effect of flame or movement.

Burl wood is a natural outgrowth formed by dormant buds, creating a swirling and shimmering figure highly prized in fine woodworking. Not all species produce burls; the most well-known include walnut, elm, poplar,...

Wenge (Millettia laurentii) is an African exotic wood with a very dark brown colour. Dense, stable and highly durable, it stands out for its graphic appearance and strongly textured grain.

Ceylon satinwood (Chloroxylon swietenia) is a precious wood valued for its golden-yellow colour with subtle brown highlights and its delicate figure. Its bright and refined appearance makes it a sought-after choice in...

Rio rosewood (Dalbergia nigra) is one of the most prestigious and sought-after woods in the world, renowned for the richness of its figure. Its natural colour ranges from chocolate brown to purplish brown, marked with...