Rosewood veneer

Different types of rosewood veneer

Rosewood comes in various types, differing in colour, figure, and characteristics:

Santos rosewood

• Deep reddish-brown tones with contrasting dark streaks

• Hard and durable, ideal for furniture and interior applications

• Popular alternative to Brazilian rosewood

Madagascar rosewood

• Warm tones with varied grain patterns

• Frequently used in exclusive furniture and luxury wall finishes

• Highly decorative with an elegant look

Indian rosewood

• Dark brown to almost black with subtle golden highlights

• Commonly used in musical instruments such as guitars and pianos

• Fine texture and easy to polish

African rosewood

• Warm reddish-brown tones with a uniform figure

• Hard and stable, suitable for interior construction and luxury applications

• Similar to Santos rosewood but with a slightly subtler grain

Each type has unique features and is chosen based on the desired look and application.

Properties of rosewood veneer

✔ Deep colours and luxurious appearance – Perfect for high-end finishes
✔ Strong and wear-resistant – Suitable for heavy use
✔ Striking grain pattern – Unique figure that adds character to any project
✔ Versatile – Used in furniture, musical instruments, and interiors

Thanks to its visual impact and durability, rosewood is a sought-after choice for exclusive applications.

Applications of rosewood veneer

Rosewood veneer is used in various projects where a luxurious and decorative look is desired:

• Exclusive furniture pieces

• Luxury wall panels and interior finishes

• Musical instruments like guitars and pianos

• Designer objects and custom projects

The distinctive grain and rich colours make rosewood a true eye-catcher.

Comparison with other wood types

Rosewood stands out with its unique figure and deep tones:

• Compared to mahogany veneer – Rosewood has a more pronounced grain and darker tones

• Compared to walnut veneer – Walnut is calmer and more uniform, while rosewood offers more contrast and variation

• Compared to bubinga veneer – Bubinga often has a brighter red tone, while rosewood appears darker and more dramatic

Discover other veneer types

In addition to rosewood veneer, buyveneer.co.uk offers a wide range of exclusive wood species. Also explore:

• Mahogany veneer – Rich reddish-brown with a classic look

• Bubinga veneer – Deep tones with a lively pattern

• Moabi veneer – Warm and elegant with a subtle grain

• Zebrano veneer – Bold striped pattern for exclusive applications

Order rosewood veneer easily online

At buyveneer.co.uk, you can quickly and easily order rosewood veneer, including Santos, Madagascar, Indian, and African rosewood. With our large stock and efficient delivery, you’re assured fast and reliable service.

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