What Wood Types Do You Offer? (And Which Should You Choose)
We offer a range of solid hardwoods, each with a slightly different look, feel, and use.
All are suitable for furniture and shelving—the choice mainly comes down to appearance, durability, and where it’s being used.
- Strong, durable, and widely used
- Warm, natural grain
- Works well in most spaces
Best for: shelves, desks, worktops, and general use
Most popular choice
- Dark, rich tone
- Smooth, refined appearance
- Naturally more stable than some lighter woods
Best for: statement pieces, desks, and feature shelves
- Light, uniform colour
- Smooth, consistent grain
- Slightly more subtle look than oak
Best for: clean, minimal interiors and lighter tones
- Reddish-brown tone
- Similar to mahogany in appearance
- Strong and durable
Best for: warmer interiors and more traditional finishes
- Light pink-brown tone that darkens over time
- Smooth, fine grain
- Develops character with age
Best for: furniture where you want a wood that evolves over time
- Light colour with a more pronounced grain
- Strong and flexible
- Slightly more character than beech or maple
Best for: modern spaces where you still want visible grain
- Very light, almost pale finish
- Smooth and subtle grain
- Clean and consistent appearance
Best for: bright interiors and a minimal, uniform look
In Short
All options are solid hardwood—the choice comes down to colour, grain, and personal preference.
If you’re unsure, oak is the safest place to start.
Updated on: 31/03/2026
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