Cherry

Cherry is a highly valued wood species known for its natural warmth and understated elegance. Its color ranges from light pinkish-brown to a richer amber-red and gradually darkens with exposure to light, enhancing its depth over time. The natural evolution of cherry veneer helps create lively and warm surfaces, particularly appreciated in residential settings and interiors with a timeless character.

Very popular in North America since the 18th century, cherry has become a reference material in high-end furniture making and remains one of the most widely used woods in fine cabinetry. It is one of the few species whose color change over time is considered a desirable quality rather than a flaw. In veneer form, it allows the creation of harmonious panels, well suited for built-in furniture, doors, and projects where balance and refinement in the material are sought.