 Did you know...
... that no forest is destroyed to harvest wood used for decorative purposes?
... that only a few trees have the properties necessary for their wood to be used for decorative purposes?
... that ten percent of today´s forest areas would be enough to meet the worldwide demand for timber sustainably (including paper production)?
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AAfrormosia
Alder
Amazakoue
Amboina Burl
Anigre
Anigre figured
Appletree
Ash
Ash brown
Ash Burl
Ayous BBamboo
Beech
Bete
Birch
Birch Burl
Bird`s Eye Maple
Black Cherry
Black Gum
Boire
Bosse
Brown Ash
Brown Oak
Bubinga
Bubinga pommelé CCarolina Pine
Cedar
Cerejeira
Cerejeira Crotch
Chenchen
Cherry European
Chestnut
Curly Maple DDibetou
Douglas Fir EEast Indian Rosewood
Ebony
Elm Burl
Elm, grey
Elm, red
Etimoe
European Cherry
European Oak
European Walnut |
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FFigured Anigre
Figured Makore
Figured Movingui GGoiabao
Grey Elm HHard Maple
Hemlock IIroko JJatoba KKhaya
Khaya Crotch
Kosipo
Koto LLacewood
Larch
Limba MMadrona Burl
Makore
Makore, figured
Makore, pommelé
Maple Burl
Maple, curly
Moabi
Mogno
Movingui
Movingui, figured
Myrtle Burl OOak Burl
Oak, european
Oak, pippy
Okoume
Olivewood |
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PPadouk
Pearwood
Pippy Oak
Plane Tree
Plane Tree Burl
Plumtree
Poplar Burl RRed Alder
Red Elm
Red Oak
Red River Gum
Redwood
Redwood Burl SSantos Rosewood
Sapelli
Sapelli, pommelé
Satinwood
Sitka Spruce
Sucupira
Sycomore
Sycomore, figured TTeak
Thuya Burl
Toona WWalnut
Walnut Burl
Walnut european
Walnut Sap
Wenge
White Fir
White Oak
White Poplar YYewtree ZZebrawood |
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