Sycamore American

Quarter cut
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with fine grain and silky wavy figure
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with pronounced figured grain and natural variation
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with straight grain and uniform texture
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Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with fine grain and silky wavy figure
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with pronounced figured grain and natural variation
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with straight grain and uniform texture
Sur quartier
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with fine grain and silky wavy figure
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with pronounced figured grain and natural variation
Quarter cut American Sycamore wood veneer with straight grain and uniform texture

American sycamore is a North American species recognized for its light appearance and distinctive natural patterns. Its color generally ranges from pale beige to very light brown, sometimes slightly pinkish. American sycamore veneer creates bright and elegant surfaces that bring a sense of lightness to panels and interior applications.

Derived from the species Platanus occidentalis, sycamore has long been used in furniture and certain decorative applications. When quarter-cut, it can reveal small characteristic patterns that give the wood a highly decorative appearance. In veneer form, American sycamore is appreciated for creating light and refined panels that integrate easily into both contemporary and classic interiors.

Species Profile

Origin

Canada, United States

Other Names

“Platanus occidentalis”

Color Range

From pinkish beige to light pinkish-brown, slightly peach-toned

Characteristics

Relatively hard and dense wood, American sycamore accepts finishes well

Price Range

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Dimensions

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

Machining

Good

Finishing

Good

CITES Status

Not listed under CITES