Oak veneer. Quarter-sawn or sawn. Natural, smoked, or stained.
View a selection of variations and see some wood veneers in use at the end of the page…
Materials
Oak wood veneer.
Lasting beauty.
Examples: Grey oak sawn - 0000000845
Grey oak - 0000000844
Rustic grey oak - 0000000846
Swamp oak imitation bleached - 0000000600
The word «furnier» originated in the 16th century and is derived from the French expression «fournir,» meaning to provide or supply. The process of overlaying less valuable material with finer, thin wood sheets to save resources is still a highly demanding craft today. Various woods and veneer techniques offer countless design possibilities for surfaces or objects. An essential aspect of creating beautiful veneer work is surface treatment. Depending on the wood species, veneer pattern, and usage, different surface finishes are applied. We use both traditional craftsmanship techniques and modern technologies to enhance veneers, influencing the grain, intensifying contrasts, or altering natural colors.
Feel free to reach out to us if you want to bring your design ideas to life with the right materials and unexpected possibilities, such as our Sublidot laser technology, to create unique pieces.
Rustic grey oak sawn - 0000000847
Oak grain - 0000000554
Natural oak - 0000000204
Golden brown oak - 0000000045
Brown oak - 0000000046
Dark brown oak - 0000000047
Black-brown oak - 0000000044
Sawn oak - 0000000051
Sawn oak smoked - 0000000239
Smoked oak - 0000000052
Light antique oak - 0000000443
Dark antique oak - 0000000444