Rosebud Veneer and Plywood brings three decades of architectural veneer expertise to McLean clients seeking exceptional materials, including Tamo Ash — one of the most visually striking veneers available in the trade. Known for its distinctive "peanut shell" or "roe" figure, Tamo Ash displays an intricate, three-dimensional pattern of interlocking waves and undulating grain in warm golden honey and pale champagne tones. This level of figure is rarely matched in architectural woodworking, making it a sought-after choice for high-end millwork, cabinetry, and interior applications where surface drama is a design priority. Samples are available, allowing McLean designers, architects, and contractors to evaluate the material firsthand alongside Rosebud's broader selection of rift white oak, quartersawn walnut, fumed eucalyptus, and more.