Walnut <br>Shale
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Brown Olive
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Black Tea
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Iron
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Java
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Warm Gray
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
Walnut <br>Caramel
Walnut is a very stable hardwood with a rich appearance. It is generally straight grained with rich dark brown heartwood and nearly white sap wood. In it’s natural form, the difference between the heart and sap wood can be quite dramatic. Walnut finishes well in color ranges darker than the natural color of the wood, which minimize the color variations of it’s natural state. Note: Photography is an artistic representation of color tones, but can never reflect the true beauty of wood. Always make sure to make your final selection from dealer provided samples.
