Somerset, where the rolling hills of southern Kentucky hold a humidity that coaxes Black Limba's golden brown heartwood into a deeper, warmer register than the arid elevations of Snowmass Village ever could—proof that the same flitch tells a different story in every climate it inhabits. Here, cabinetmakers and furniture builders working in the tradition of Appalachian craft find that Limba's grey-to-black veining brings a cosmopolitan edge to their work, a figuring that moves beyond regional expectation without abandoning the warmth these workshops have always prized. Rosebud ships these sheets from Louisville with the understanding that Somerset's makers need veneer stable enough for the seasonal swings of a Kentucky workshop, where summer moisture and winter dryness test every glue line and every joint. That same resilience matters just as much when the panels continue their journey northward, arriving in the furniture studios of South Bend