Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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The world's best looking, most beautiful and luxury woods The world's best looking, most beautiful and luxury woods. ... American Black Walnut— for decorative, creamy-brown sophistication. ... Iroko— for a touch of the exotic. ... Wenge — for joining the dark side. ... Western Red Cedar — for beautiful variance in colour. More items... •
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Read More »There’s no shortage of dazzling, eye-catching and jaw-dropping wood species. Let’s take a look at a few of our favourites! Whether you’re working on some furniture, flooring, fencing, cladding or other type of timber project, wood is truly a go-to material for creating a stylish and design-led look. As a natural material, each piece is completely unique — no two are the same. But with over 60,000 different species throughout the world, to say you’re spoiled for choice would be an understatement. So, to help you decide for your next project, let’s break things down a little! The world’s best looking, most beautiful and luxury woods From the rich, opulent chocolatey-brown tones of American Black Walnut to the clear, Scandi-inspired pale hues of American Hard Maple and the distinctive exotic stripes of Zebrano, there’s so much diversity and variety between different timber species. Of course, beauty is completely subjective, so we’ve tried to include a few that match a number of different visions, as well as a few different uses. All of the woods we list are also commercially available — after all, it’s no good if you can’t get your hands on it. This isn’t an exhaustive list either, of course, just a few of our favourites. Zebrano— for a truly unique, striped timber When it comes to making a visual statement, this West African hardwood is without parallel. Also known as Zebrawood, Zebrano’s decorative grain pattern offers a unique mix of golden yellow heartwood with narrow chocolatey-brown (and sometimes black) streaks. Although difficult to work with as a result of its interlocking grain, the effort is worth it if you’re creating a statement piece of furniture — tables, chairs, shelving, as well as smaller items like frames and boxes. It’s also commonly used for guitars, boatbuilding and skis. For a wood that truly catches the eye and gets people talking, you can’t overlook Zebrano.
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Read More »American Black Walnut— for decorative, creamy-brown sophistication With a chocolatey brown colour contrasting with its creamy sapwood — sometimes with an alluring purplish tinge — walnut effortlessly offers a touch of elegance and opulence. Finishing beautifully and with distinctive knots, walnut’s stunning grain pattern truly makes it a wood to admire. Despite its bold, rich appearance, walnut is surprisingly architecturally versatile. Like other dark woods, timbers like this can be used to provide contrast and balance within a lighter space, perhaps for furniture, flooring or a decorative statement piece. Given its sophistication, walnut is particularly popular for flooring in luxury London townhouses and apartments.
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Learn More »Western Red Cedar — for beautiful variance in colour After a stunning species for an exterior project? Western Red Cedar should be one of your go-to timbers. Not only has it got the looks, but it’s also incredibly naturally durable. With colours ranging from chocolate browns to salmon pinks with occasional darker red and brown bands, Western Red Cedar’s characterful, sought-after hues slot beautifully into any environment. This species contains naturally-occuring substances that protect it from external forces of decay — moisture, fungal and insect attack — making it particularly apt for fencing, cladding and outdoor use.
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