dimension. In River Hills, where homes settle into rolling terrain above the water and interiors tend toward grounded, organic warmth, Black Limba's golden brown heartwood finds a landscape that mirrors its own temperament — layered, unhurried, rich without insistence. The grey-to-black veining that distinguishes figured panels introduces just enough visual tension to hold attention in rooms where natural light shifts with the slope of the land, and as the wood's color deepens with age, it grows more native to spaces built for permanence rather than trend. Rosebud ships these panels from Louisville with the understanding that River Hills demands material worthy of long habitation, and as the veneer makes its way toward Roanoke, that same figured drama begins reaching for
