Wood speciesour wood guide

Wood is one of the most versatile and durable materials used in a wide variety of building, furnishing and decorating projects. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of wood species around the world, each with its own unique characteristics and properties. In this guide, we will explore some of the world's most popular and rare wood species, their characteristics and uses in different fields.

To drown

The walnut tree, a tree that can live for 500 years, that takes 25 years to bear fruit and that is highly prized for its wood.

Juniper

Learn more about this hardy shrub that grows in rocky soils and provides us with berries, essential oils, and quality timber.

Birch burl

Birch burl, a truly exceptional wood for crafting luxury objects or furniture. A wood with multiple colors and patterns.

Elder

A shrub, a refuge for many birds and insects, with edible and wholesome berries and flowers.

Karelian birch burl

Discover the story of this tree that grows on the border between Finland and Russia in Karelia. A species of wood that is highly durable and aesthetically pleasing.

Olive ash burl

Discover the characteristics of this burl and its appearance, much prized by wood lovers. We'll also tell you about the tree on which this burl grows.

Elm burl

Discover the characteristics, history, advantages, and all the possible uses of elm burl as a building and decorative material.

Olivier

We will take a closer look at the characteristics and uses of the olive tree, as well as its history and its advantages as a material for crafts and decoration.

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