Plain makore veneer highlights the natural and balanced appearance of this African species. Its surface displays more regular and less contrasted grain than the figured variations, giving the veneer a refined and understated aesthetic. Its color palette, ranging from pinkish-brown to deeper reddish-brown, brings warmth and depth to surfaces while maintaining great versatility in interior applications.
Native to West and Central Africa, makore comes from the species Tieghemella heckelii. It has long been used in furniture and decorative veneer for its refined appearance and its ability to produce harmonious panels. In its plain version, it allows the creation of continuous and balanced surfaces, particularly appreciated in furniture, wall panels, and interior applications where an exotic species with warm tones is desired.


