American Black Walnut
American black walnut wood is warm in tone and rich in color, it is a fine-grained hardwood that is dense and resilient in shock resistance. When polished Walnut is very smooth in finish and often used in veneers and is a sustainable wood species. A popular wood amongst designers and artisans alike. Our Walnut slabs are all sourced by Old Fashioned Lumber through local responsible and reputable suppliers, ensuring sustainability and responsible environmental practices.
Oak
Oakwood has a light to medium soft brown tone with a slight olive cast that subtly highlights its straight grain. It is a very resilient and beautiful wood, often used for veneers, general woodworking of cabinetry and furniture, flooring, and boatbuilding. It is rated high in sustainability and sourced by Old Fashioned Lumber, regionally.Â
Oak With Charcoal Finish
Oakwood has a light to medium soft brown tone with a slight olive cast that subtly highlights its straight grain. It is a very resilient and beautiful wood, often used for veneers, general woodworking of cabinetry and furniture, flooring, and boatbuilding. It is rated high in sustainability and sourced by Old Fashioned Lumber, regionally. A charcoal tone finish is accomplished by layers of hand-applied stain that accentuates the grain of the wood, thereby showing various levels of the same hue. Oak is a sustainable wood, regionally sourced by Old Fashioned Lumber.
Claro Walnut
Claro Walnut has a range of natural tones from light pale brown to dark chocolate brown streaked with darker browns. The grain of Claro Walnut is is usually straight but sometimes irregular. It is a hardwood that is dense and resilient, much like black walnut. Claro Walnut is often used as veneers, woodworking such as cabinetry, musical instruments, and turned items such as bowls. It is listed as a vulnerable wood species as its population has been reduced. Claro walnut is sourced by Old Fashioned Lumber through reputable and responsible dealers.
Deodar Cedar
Responsibly sourced in Pacific Northwest, Live Edge Cedar Slabs and Burls has a centuries old history.
