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Species Details

Color Profile:  Medium
Scientific Name:  Cardwellia sublimis
Family:  Proteaceae
Other Names:  Australian silky oak, northern silky oak
Distribution:  Australia and South America

Light pink with silvery sheen and small flaky grain due to large rays in this veneer.

Quarter Cut Lacewood is prized for its unique lace-like grain pattern and shimmering tones, making it a standout choice for woodworkers and designers. Created by slicing the log to reveal striking medullary rays, this wood brings visual drama to any project, from luxury furniture to architectural details.

Quarter Cut Lacewood Veneer

Quarter Cut Lacewood veneer highlights the signature large, flaky rays on a pinkish-brown to reddish background, often with a silvery sheen. Typically sourced from Australian Silky Oak or South American species, this veneer is ideal for luxury furniture, wall panels, cabinetry, and even the interiors of yachts and aircraft. Its distinctive look works well in both contemporary and classic settings and is sometimes used for musical instruments.

Quarter Cut Lacewood Plywood

Quarter Cut Lacewood plywood bonds this beautiful veneer to a stable core, ideal for larger projects needing flat, strong panels. It’s often used in high-end case goods, architectural millwork, wall cladding, and large custom installations, offering both visual appeal and durability. The plywood format helps prevent warping and makes fabrication more efficient, especially for commercial or large-scale work.

Whether you choose veneer for fine detailing or plywood for robust applications, quarter cut lacewood stands out wherever it’s used, ensuring an elegant, memorable finish.

Quarter Cut Lacewood is known for its striking, lace-like grain pattern and silvery sheen, created by exposing the tree’s medullary rays. Sourced from Australia or South America, it ranges from light pinkish-brown to reddish-brown and is highly sought after in luxury applications. Used as a veneer for high-end furniture, architectural panels, and exclusive interiors, or as plywood for custom cabinetry and large-scale projects, quarter cut lacewood combines beauty with practical strength, making it a favorite for premium design work.