Flooring Trade Name Timber Trade Name Origin Description Amendoim Amendoim South America Reddish brown with wavy grain pattern Angelin Pedra South America Golden tan to light yellow Australian Hard Cypress Cypress Pine Australia Honey gold/brown with darker knots Brazilian Ash Garapa South America Tan with light brown streaks Brazilian Cherry Jatoba South America Tan to reddish brown with black streaking Brazilian Ebony Pau Ferro South America Greenish/black turning black over time Brazilian Eucalyptus Rose Gum South America Blonde with pink pastel hue Brazilian Maple Pau Marfim/Guatambu South America Clear grain, nearly white Brazilian Mountain Cherry Cupiuba South America Light brown with reddish highlites Brazilian Oak Tauri South America Light-medium beige Brazilian Teak Cumaru South America Golden tan to darker brown Brazilian Walnut Ipe South America Varied browns to almost black Bulletwood Macaranduba South America Reddish-Medium mahogany Mahogany S. American Mahogany South America Light reddish brown Purple Heart and Yellow Heart South America Deep purple to purplish brown and yellow Santos Mahogany Incensio/Cabriuva South America Dark reddish brown S. American Lacewood Louro Faia South America Reddish brown with “eyes” Teak Thai/Burmese Teak Asia Golden browns with oily feel Tiete Chestnut Almendrillo South America Tan to reddish brown Tiete Rosewood Madeira Nova South America Rich rose color with fine graining Tigerwood Goncalo Alves South America Bold black striping accents reddish brown hues Wenge Wenge/Panga-Panga Africa Chocolate brown with gold grain Wild Brazilian Chestnut South America Medium brown with darker brown grains