Maple Wood
A highly prized hardwood renowned for its exceptional strength, durability, and striking natural beauty. Typically ranging in color from creamy white to light golden brown, maple features a fine, consistent grain and smooth texture that make it one of the most versatile hardwoods available. Certain varieties, including curly, quilted, birdseye, and spalted maple, display dramatic figure patterns that are especially sought after for custom woodworking and decorative applications. Maple’s hardness, stability, and resistance to wear make it an outstanding choice for both functional and artistic projects.
In furniture making, maple wood is valued for its ability to withstand daily use while maintaining its elegant appearance for decades. Craftsmen frequently use maple to create dining tables, epoxy river tables, coffee tables, desks, bedroom suites, dressers, nightstands, bookcases, entertainment centers, cabinets, chairs, benches, hutches, and custom built-in furniture. Live-edge maple slabs are particularly popular for creating one-of-a-kind conference tables, kitchen islands, countertops, bar tops, and statement pieces that showcase the wood’s unique grain patterns and natural character. Its excellent machining properties also allow for intricate detailing and precision craftsmanship.
Maple wood is equally respected in residential and commercial construction, where its strength and refined appearance make it ideal for premium architectural applications. Builders and designers often incorporate maple into staircases, handrails, newel posts, flooring, interior doors, wall paneling, trim, crown mouldings, ceiling beams, fireplace mantels, custom cabinetry, and millwork. Because of its exceptional hardness and resistance to abrasion, maple is also commonly used for gymnasium floors, bowling alleys, workshops, and other high-traffic environments where durability is essential.
Beyond furniture and building applications, maple wood is widely used in specialty woodworking and handcrafted products. Artisans transform maple into cutting boards, butcher blocks, charcuterie boards, serving trays, turned bowls, musical instruments, carvings, picture frames, jewelry boxes, and decorative art pieces. Whether featured in rustic, traditional, or contemporary designs, maple wood offers timeless appeal, superior performance, and lasting value, making it a preferred choice among woodworkers, builders, designers, and homeowners alike.
Quantity On Hand: 50
Price Range: $500-$2500 (Prices Based on Sizes and Format (Slabs or Logs)