Larch Fumed

Quarter cut
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with contrasting bands in dark brown and honey tones
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with strong contrast and enhanced linear grain
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with alternating very dark and light areas and natural texture
Sur quartier
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with contrasting bands in dark brown and honey tones
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with strong contrast and enhanced linear grain
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with alternating very dark and light areas and natural texture
Sur quartier
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with contrasting bands in dark brown and honey tones
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with strong contrast and enhanced linear grain
Fumed larch veneer quarter cut with alternating very dark and light areas and natural texture

Fumed larch veneer retains the natural character of larch while presenting a deeper and more contrasted palette. The fuming process alters the color of the wood throughout its mass, shifting the tones toward richer browns and sometimes slightly grayish hues. In veneer form, this transformation creates warm and contemporary surfaces that preserve the natural appearance characteristic of larch.

Larch has long been used in construction and cabinetry for its durability and authentic appearance. Fuming darkens the color of the wood without using surface stains, preserving the natural look of the material. In decorative veneer, fumed larch is appreciated for panels, furniture, and interior applications where a deeper tone is desired while maintaining the wood’s natural character.

Species Profile

Origin

Germany

Other Names

“Larix decidua”

Color Range

From medium brown to dark brown, sometimes slightly grayish

Characteristics

Strong and durable wood, smoked larch offers good durability

Price Range

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Dimensions

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

Machining

Good

Finishing

Excellent

CITES Status

Not listed under CITES