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Acacia
- It is deep brown in colour with an attractive natural grain, giving a warm, rich touch to any home.
- Seamless piece wood, have an irregular wood pattern,
- The heartwood color ranges from light to dark brown and can be clearly differentiated from the yellowish-white sapwood.
- Thickness ranges from 6cm to 8cm
Teak
- A light-brown color that fades to chocolate brown color with age.
- Usually multiple pieces will be joint into one with a thickness range of 2cm - 3cm
- The heartwood is dark gold-yellow in color, turning dark brown with exposure to light; the sapwood is pale yellowish
- Teak has a straight grain, though it can also be wavy. Its texture is coarse and uneven and it has a medium or less natural sheen.
Ash Wood
- Quite light and tends to be various shades of beige
- Fibers of ash wood create a very beautiful motif and suitable to be used as minimalist style furniture with natural touch.
- Ash wood usually multiple pieces will be joint into one
Mahogany
- Mahogany is a pinkish or reddish-brown type of wood
- If the grain is fine and long, it might be mahogany, even if it might have a slight wave to it.
- Mahogany comes in both joint and seamless slabs
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