Birdseye Maple:
Birdseye Maple is strong and hard like regular maple, but has an intricate pattern in the grain that resembles birds eyes. This pattern is quite rare and unique -- no two pieces of Birdseye maple are the same.

Reclaimed Cypress:
Cypress wood has been valued throughout the ages for a variety of purposes, in part due to its durability. This dense wood is moderately heavy and finishes well. Its resistance to decay rendered it ideal for constructing vats.

Tap Maple:
Obtained from Sugar Maple trees, this hardwood has a spiked pattern. Aside from being decorative, tap maple is strong, hard, heavy, and resistant to shock and abrasion.

Walnut:
Walnut wood is strong, hard, and exceptionally durable, without being excessively heavy. It is straight-grained in the trunk of the tree, but possesses a wavy grain in wood found closer to the roots. Walnut wood finishes beautifully, holding paint and stain exceptionally well and is resistant to shrinking and warping.

Cherry:
Cherry wood is moderately hard, strong, and close-grained with a high resistance to warping. Its light to reddish brown color deepens with age and exposure to sunlight.

Curly Cherry:
Reddish brown in color, the unique figure of Curly Cherry wood makes it a highly decorative choice for furniture. It is close-grained, strong and moderately hard.

Mahogany:
This exotic reddish-brown wood is desired for its rarity, strength, and beauty. It is very durable, and resists swelling and warping, making it ideal for marine uses and high moisture areas.

Oak:
Oak wood is strong, durable, and resistant to moisture. It is a heavy wood and finishes well. Because of its hardness, oak can be difficult to carve.

Yellow Birch:
Yellow Birch has a uniform, fine grain pattern and a creamy yellow color which delivers a light, clean look. It is moderately heavy, strong and hard.

Red Birch:
This highly desirable is as uniform and fine-grained as Yellow Birch Wood, yet its color is a distinctive reddish-brown. Red Birch is moderately heavy, strong and hard.

Flame Birch:
Flame Birch wood has distinctive figure in the wood that resembles tongues of flame. It is highly decorative, with a creamy yellow color that has a unique luster. It is moderately heavy; it is also strong, hard, and durable.

Reclaimed Wood:
Reclaimed wood, or recycled wood, is not only an environmentally-friendly choice, but it can also be more attractive and more durable than new wood. The coloring and rich texture of well-worn reclaimed wood can be highly desirable, and because a lot of reclaimed wood comes from old-growth trees, the wood itself can be denser and more durable, rendering any furniture made with reclaimed wood likely to endure even longer.

Plywood: