English Harewood is Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) that has been fumed or dyed to produce a silvery-grey to greenish-grey color. The burl form adds dense eye figure to this classic British decorative veneer. A centuries-old tradition in English cabinetmaking.
Rosebud Veneer provides English Harewood Burl Architectural Plywood to Greenwich, Connecticut. Contact us for pricing and availability.
Grain & Texture: Dense burl eyes and swirls over a fine, even base texture. The fuming process enhances the contrast between the burl figure and the surrounding wood, creating depth and movement.
Workability: Good workability for a burl. Fine texture takes finish well. The fumed coloring is consistent through the veneer thickness. Glues and finishes without difficulty.
Uses: Traditional English cabinetmaking, marquetry, musical instrument cases, jewelry boxes, high-end furniture. A classic choice for period-style interiors and restoration work.