Some of the hardest woods out there, from the blacks of Ebony and Blackwood to the reds of Padauk and the stunning grain effect of Zebrano, a continet not to be missed

Mighty oaks, always recognisable in all of their disguises, plenty of fruit trees and good, long, straight grained timber for strong, quality furniture making. 

Bringing such a diverse range of woods that provide beauty, durability and great tonal properties. Cocobolo, Osage Orange and Ziricote have always put a smile on my face.

Some of the hardest woods out there, from the blacks of Ebony and Blackwood to the reds of Padauk and the stunning grain effect of Zebrano, a continet not to be missed

Some of the hardest woods out there, from the blacks of Ebony and Blackwood to the reds of Padauk and the stunning grain effect of Zebrano, a continet not to be missed

Maybe start with Beefwood, Buloke or Burrs, perhaps onto gorgeous Gidgee, Raspberry Jam wood to finish! The most wonderful names matched equally in their stunning figure

Some of the rarest of woods through over harvesting, Brazilwood a fine example. Some of the heaviest in Genuine Lignum Vitae and the most beautiful of Rosewoods

It's not all about the bamboo! in fact it has the most striking and beautiful of the Ebony woods, Macassar adding a touch of quality to any piece. Also well known for Teak or Paduak

Some of the hardest woods out there, from the blacks of Ebony and Blackwood to the reds of Padauk and the stunning grain effect of Zebrano, a continet not to be missed

Some of the hardest woods out there, from the blacks of Ebony and Blackwood to the reds of Padauk and the stunning grain effect of Zebrano, a continet not to be missed