African Mahogany

Flat cutQuarter cut
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut showing a flowing natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer flat cut with a wide and natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut featuring an organic wood grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
African mahogany veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a consistent texture
Sur dosseSur quartier
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut showing a flowing natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer flat cut with a wide and natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut featuring an organic wood grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
African mahogany veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a consistent texture
Sur dosseSur quartier
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut showing a flowing natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer flat cut with a wide and natural grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet flat cut featuring an organic wood grain pattern
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
African mahogany veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
African mahogany veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a consistent texture

African mahogany is one of those wood species that has stood the test of time and use. Long appreciated in fine woodworking and interior design, it reflects a tradition of craftsmanship and well crafted wood. Sourced primarily from the forests of West Africa, particularly Ghana, it is valued for its stability, consistency, and warm appearance.

Depending on the cut, whether flat cut or quarter cut, african mahogany veneer reveals different visual characteristics, ranging from a more flowing and natural grain to a straighter and more structured pattern. This versatility makes it a material that integrates naturally into both contemporary projects and more classic designs.

Species Profile

Origin

Ghana

Other Names

Khaya, african mahogany, “Khaya ivorensis”

Color Range

The heartwood ranges from pale pink to reddish brown

Characteristics

Moderately dense and hard, it works very well

Price Range

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Dimensions

Standard size 4′ × 8′; custom sizes available upon request

Machining

Good

Finishing

Excellent

CITES Status

CITES – Appendix II