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Endless
Possibilities
Hardwood Uses
Hardwood Furniture
Crafted
With Care
Hardwood’s rich history and texture, unlike other materials, allow it to be crafted for many uses. When its natural beauty is combined with exceptional craftsmanship, hardwood creates engaging, timeless spaces from the ground up, transforming with lasting charm and versatility. Imagine an oak coffee table at the center of a cozy hotel lobby, adding unique character and rustic appeal that welcomes guests. Picture sleek walnut bookshelves in a modern office flanking a feature wall and exuding elegance while showcasing curated design elements. Envision maple dining chairs in a tasteful restaurant, meticulously crafted for comfort and reliability, creating a sense of heritage and warmth.
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Hardwood Cabinets
Storage
in Style
Hardwood cabinetry is a superior storage solution, combining functionality with artistic appeal. In contrast to laminate, hardwood cabinets add dependable shelving and refinement with varied hues and smooth, resilient surfaces. Hardwood cabinets are designed to withstand high-traffic areas, resisting dents and scratches effortlessly. With its various species, Hardwood can seamlessly blend into many design styles, from mid-century modern to farmhouse chic. Hardwood cabinets are stylish while offering the durability and reliability needed for busy environments.
Hardwood Flooring
Beauty Beneath
Your Feet
Hardwood flooring surpasses vinyl with its natural beauty, longevity, and strength. Different from vinyl, which can look artificial and wear out quickly, hardwood offers a warm, authentic atmosphere and is ideal for busy areas, resisting damage. Think of luxurious hardwood floors in a chic boutique, a grounding surface in a yoga studio, or inviting flooring in a café. Easy to clean and maintain, hardwood floors need only regular sweeping and occasional refinishing. They also offer allergen resistance, promoting better indoor air quality and healthier environments. Hardwood flooring is optimal for various design needs, creating long-lasting and memorable spaces.
Hardwood Moulding & Millwork
Delightful
Detailing
Hardwood millwork and moulding offer delightful details superior to medium-density fiberboard (MDF). In contrast to MDF, which lacks durability and can easily be damaged, hardwood's robustness enhances any project. Expand creative horizons with unique applications like coffered ceilings, intricate wall panels, and custom-made doors showcasing hardwood's aesthetic range. Hardwood maintains its form and resists wear, ensuring long-lasting beauty. Easy to cut, shape, and install, hardwood is the preferred choice for creating unique details that elevate any space.
Hardwood Mass Timber
Raising
the Roof
Raise the roof with hardwood cross-laminated timber (HCLT) and push the boundaries of what is possible in Mass Timber! HCLT is available and will soon be in PRG 320. The first dedicated HCLT facility will be opening this year in Virginia. HCLT can be made from many different hardwood species, although not all hardwood species have design values. Currently HCLT are all custom projects. American poplar (tulipwood), HCLT offers unparalleled strength and sustainability and has been used for many projects in Europe. Its prefabrication capabilities will speed up construction timelines and minimize on-site disruptions and costs. With HCLT, buildings can be lighter, requiring fewer foundation resources while allowing for additional stories. Feel good about the environmental advantages of HCLT; these timber panels act as long-term carbon banks, contributing to a greener future.
Hardwood Veneer
More than
a Facade
Hardwood veneer is more than a facade; it surpasses laminate with its sophistication, resilience, and dynamic appeal. Veneer offers design flexibility, allowing for curved or irregular shapes. Picture discerning tabletops that impress guests, luxurious elevator interiors that showcase the richness of natural design, and a stunning reception desk that welcomes visitors in a hotel lobby. Veneer provides consistent grain patterns and color, ensuring harmony across various applications. Additionally, veneer is more sustainable, using less hardwood while maintaining the material’s look and feel, resulting in a lasting impression that makes an impact.
Did You Know?
“Tiger striping,” found in select hardwoods like maple and cherry, features a striped or rippled pattern reminiscent of a tiger's stripes. This unique and visually striking phenomenon adds depth to furniture, prized for its unique appearance.