Larch

Larch veneer is a softwood species recognized for its warm color and well-defined natural character. Its color generally ranges from golden beige to reddish-brown, with natural contrasts that give the wood a lively and authentic appearance. In veneer form, it allows the creation of bright and warm surfaces that bring a sense of natural character to panels and interior applications.

Native mainly to Europe and Asia, larch has long been appreciated for its durability and good resistance to outdoor conditions. It has notably been used in construction, structural framing, and certain exterior applications. In decorative veneer, it allows the creation of panels with a natural and warm character, often chosen for projects where a wood with a simple and authentic style is desired.