Thin. Versatile. Naturally decorative.
Real wood faces — natural, dyed, burl, metallic, handcrafted — for furniture, interior panelling and bespoke joinery. Seventeen species, seven finishing languages, one authentic surface.
A real-wood face, sliced from a single log.
Veneer is a thin layer of real timber — typically 0.5 to 0.6 mm — sliced from premium logs and bonded to a stable substrate. It carries the full grain, colour and character of the species, at a fraction of the cost, weight and environmental impact of solid wood.
Our veneer range spans fifteen natural species — from American White Oak and Burma Teak to Rosewood, Ebony and Burl — in seven finishing languages. Every leaf is sequence-matched and reserved on the same flitch, so matched sets stay matched from the drawing board to the job site.
Veneer makes exotic, difficult-to-source species accessible for large interior surfaces — wardrobes, wall panelling, bar backs, boardrooms, hospitality joinery — without the structural weight or the ethical compromise of solid exotic timber.
Seventeen natural species.
Four reasons designers specify veneer.
Not a print, not a laminate. Each veneer is sliced from a single log — grain, grain shadow, grain irregularity included.
Formaldehyde emission ≤ 0.1 ppm. Safe for closed interiors, residential cabinetry and sensitive hospitality installs.
One log yields 40× the surface area of solid wood. Access to exotic species without the ethical compromise.
Every leaf is tracked to its parent flitch. Order a 400-leaf run six months later — the grain still matches.
Veneer vs. laminate and mica.
Specify with confidence.
Hold the leaves in your hand before you commit. Three veneer samples, your choice of species, dispatched in 48 hours.