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Each type of wood has something unique and beautiful about it, which is why I enjoy working with different species of wood. When I am creating a design, sometimes I have a specific wood in mind to use. Other times I use the natural beauty of the grain, and colors of the wood, to enhance the designs I already have.
Here are examples of different wood species I use for my projects.
Ambrosia Maple
Ambrosia Maple
Beautiful cream colored maple wood with stripes of gray, brown, or pink and accented with wormholes.
Poplar
Poplar
A light cream colored wood with accents of green, brown, and purple.
Walnut
Walnut
Walnut varies from a light brown to a rich brown and is sometimes streaked with red or purples hues.
Ash
Ash
Ash is a light colored wood with hints of light brown and has a large grain pattern.
Cedar
Cedar
Cedar is a red wood streaked with light cream colors to darker red and accented with knots.
Sycamore
Sycamore
Sycamore is a light colored wood with a light brown grain pattern that reminds me of lace.
Persimmon
Persimmon
A cream colored wood streaked with grays.
Maple
Maple
A light colored wood but can also have reddish-brown.
Mango
Mango
A light colored wood that has other colors swirled in such as yellow, grey, light brown, and red or pink hues.
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