Rosebud Veneer and Plywood brings Fumed White Oak to McLean clients seeking one of the most visually striking options in architectural veneer. The fuming process uses an ammonia-based chemical reaction with the wood's natural tannins to produce a rich grey-charcoal tone with fine, straight vertical grain running consistently across the face. With 30 years of architectural veneer expertise, Rosebud delivers this specialty material alongside options like rift white oak, quartersawn walnut, and fumed eucalyptus. Samples are available for McLean designers, architects, and builders evaluating the material for their projects.