BEAUTY ON THE INSIDE
More Than 30 Wood Species
We specialize in Hawaiian Hardwoods culled from the urban landscape on the Big Island
of Hawaii. With 10 of the world’s 14 climate zones right here on our island, our variety of timber is
some of the most robust in the world — from Koa, Mango and Monkey Pod, to Ironwood, Sugi,
and Jacaranda. We mill more than 30 species of wood, so every project you embark on can truly be unique.
African Mahogany
Color is variable, ranging from pale pink to reddish brown
African Mahogany
Color is variable, ranging from pale pink to reddish brown
Black Acacia
Tends to be medium golden or reddish brown, similar to Koa or Mahogany
Black Acacia
Tends to be medium golden or reddish brown, similar to Koa or Mahogany
Chocolate Albizia
A rich chocolate burgundy color
Chocolate Albizia
A rich chocolate burgundy color
Ironbark
Heartwood is a deep dark red to red-brown
Ironbark
Heartwood is a deep dark red to red-brown
Ironwood
Color ranges from an orange-ish yellow to a darker red or brown, with darker violet to black streaks.
Ironwood
Color ranges from an orange-ish yellow to a darker red or brown, with darker violet to black streaks.
Jacaranda
Color from a dark chocolate brown to a lighter purplish or reddish brown, with darker contrasting streaks
Jacaranda
Color from a dark chocolate brown to a lighter purplish or reddish brown, with darker contrasting streaks
Toon
Very lightweight and is reddish brown
Toon
Very lightweight and is reddish brown
Kiawe
Color ranges from red-pink to dark brown
Kiawe
Color ranges from red-pink to dark brown
Koa
Tends to be medium golden or reddish brown, similar to Mahogany
Koa
Tends to be medium golden or reddish brown, similar to Mahogany
Kou
Beautiful colored markings that are reddish dark brown, sometimes with a hint of purple
Kou
Beautiful colored markings that are reddish dark brown, sometimes with a hint of purple
Lychee
Lychee
Mac Nut
Color ranges from a pale pink to darker reddish brown
Mac Nut
Color ranges from a pale pink to darker reddish brown
Mango
Heartwood is a golden brown, while other colors such as yellow and streaks of pink and/or black can also occur
Mango
Heartwood is a golden brown, while other colors such as yellow and streaks of pink and/or black can also occur
Monkeypod
Tends to be a golden to dark brown, sometimes with darker streaks
Monkeypod
Tends to be a golden to dark brown, sometimes with darker streaks
Monterey Cypress
Heartwood is a pale yellowish or reddish brown
Monterey Cypress
Heartwood is a pale yellowish or reddish brown
Norfolk Pine
Heartwood is light brown, sometimes with a yellow or red hue
Norfolk Pine
Heartwood is light brown, sometimes with a yellow or red hue
Olivewood
Heartwood is a cream or yellowish brown, with darker brown or black contrasting streaks
Olivewood
Heartwood is a cream or yellowish brown, with darker brown or black contrasting streaks
Pheasant Wood
Heartwood is a medium to dark brown, to nearly black, with ligher brown contrasting stripes, sometimes with a red or yellow hue
Pheasant Wood
Heartwood is a medium to dark brown, to nearly black, with ligher brown contrasting stripes, sometimes with a red or yellow hue
Silk Oak
Heartwood is a light to medium reddish brown with grey to light brown rays
Silk Oak
Heartwood is a light to medium reddish brown with grey to light brown rays
Sugi
Heartwood is typically reddish brown
Sugi
Heartwood is typically reddish brown
Swamp Mahogany / Eucalyptus Robusta
Heartwood is light red to reddish brown in color
Swamp Mahogany / Eucalyptus Robusta
Heartwood is light red to reddish brown in color
Tropical Ash
Heartwood is blonde, with little difference in color
Tropical Ash
Heartwood is blonde, with little difference in color
Tulip Wood
Tulip Wood
