3/4" Solid : BR-111™ Exotic Hardwood Flooring
Amendoim
Appearance
Amendoim’s reddish brown hues combine with darker striping that is accented with a unique wavy grain variation.
Color Change
Amendoim’s color darkens with exposure to light. Color stabilizes approximately three months after installation.
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Angico
Appearance
Angico's random grain pattern, coupled with dark brown to nearly blonde color variation, provides exceptional character for classic to modern décor.
Color Change
Angico darkens to a rich mosaic with exposure to light. Random width or fixed width are optional installation methods.
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Brazilian Cherry
Appearance
Jatoba's natural reddish brown color and superior hardness has made it a favorite for all applications. Featuring distinctive and varied grain patterns, coupled with a litany of colorful hues, Jatoba matures to a beautiful, rich mosaic.
Color Change
A photosensitive wood, Jatoba's original color darkens to a deep red with exposure to light. Color stabilizes approximately three months after installation. |
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Brazilian Teak
Appearance
Cumaru's color includes yellow, tan, and dark reddish brown hues that when coupled with its unique grain pattern creates a distinctive natural feel.
Color Change
Cumaru’s color is mostly unaffected by exposure to light. |
Brazilian Walnut
Appearance
Ipe features a distinctive range of dark red, brown, and nearly black hues that mix to form an exotic and rich dark brown color. Graining varies substantially, and when coupled with its natural dark coloration, Ipe is perfect for formal living room and library applications.
Color Change
Ipe's color is mostly unaffected by exposure to light. |
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Santos Mahogany
Appearance
Cabreuva’s reddish brown to deep red color remains stable after installation and features a unique grain variation that adds an exquisite touch to any application.
Color Change
Cabreuva’s color is mostly unaffected by exposure to light. |
Tiete Chestnut
Appearance
Tiete Chestnut's color ranges from tan to dark reddish brown coupled with a unique grain pattern and occasional black striping.
Color Change
Tiete Chestnut’s color is mostly unaffected by exposure to light. |
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Tiete Rosewood
Appearance
Featuring a pinkish rose color that gradually darkens over time, Madeira Nova includes a medium to fine grain variation that makes it perfect for a wide variety of applications.
Color Change
A photosensitive wood, Madeira Nova darkens to a rich red rose color with exposure to light. Color stabilizes approximately three months after installation. |
Tigerwood
Appearance
Tigerwood's orange to reddish brown is accented with bold brown to black striping. This distinctive striping can vary from fine lines to heavy brush strokes.
Color Change
A photosensitive wood, Tigerwood's original color darkens to a deep reddish brown with exposure to light. Color stabilizes approximately three months after installation. |
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