Custom design and anigre create an ideal ambiance for this beautiful Lexus dealership. Anigre is available as imported lumber and also as veneer through our distribution warehouse.

Check out this memorable powder room with a stunning installation of blueprint-matched chevron veneer panels.

Extreme humidity and cost effectiveness are among the reasons thermally modified ash was selected for exteriors of the new residence hall at Iolani School in Honolulu, Hawaii. The new dormitory provides on-campus living at the international school for the first time since 1959. Exotic hardwoods are often specified in the islands to stand up to the extreme heat and moisture. The thermal modification process produces a natural, chemical-free alternative to more expensive woods, such as ipe and teak. With thermally modified ash, shrinkage and swelling is reduced by five to 15 times. Over the years, it maintains an attractive color without the usual graying experienced with other woods.

Fine architectural mouldings truly are the crowning focal point of many residential and commercial projects.

We specialize in unfinished plank flooring, three to eight inches wide and three to 12 feet long.

French-polished European white oak is the cornerstone of this beautiful family den, which includes the architect’s personal interpretation of combination moulding designs.

The natural oils in cypress provide resistance to decay, humidity and insects, making it an ideal choice for exterior applications, such as siding, shutters, shingles, porch ceilings and trim.

This beautiful French door package is milled from South American Red Grandis grown on an environmentally managed plantation.

The beautiful color produced in the thermal treatment process creates a stunning backdrop for this bar countertop. The thermal modification produces wood with moisture-resistant properties, making thermally modified ash an excellent option for a stylish bar and other interior applications. Thermally modified ash repels moisture at the molecular level and lowers the equilibrium moisture content by 50 to 90 percent. And, because the thermal modification process is chemical-free, it’s safe for indoor use.

Thermally Modified Sweet Gum is a natural, chemical-free wood that is treated under extremely high temperatures (350 F+). Sugars are cooked away leaving a safe, green alternative to chemically preserved wood.