Why choose solid Cherry for home furnishing products?

It is America's premier wood for constructing furniture and cabinets. Highly sought after for its natural beauty and strength it belongs in the Rose family. Natural Cherry has a beautiful red color that darkens when exposed to ultraviolet light. If you are looking to match the color of existing furniture in your home, consider ordering your new pieces in a slightly lighter color as it will darken faster in the first couple of years.

Cherry is a hardwood that typically grows in the northern part of the US. It has long been a favorite among custom furniture manufacturers and recreation woodworkers alike. There is much debate among woodworkers whether or not to stain it. The debate is whether or not stain adds to Cherry's beauty or does the stain detract form it. As it ages ultraviolet light and oxidation causes the color to darken and become richer over time. This is why many believe it to be naturally dark and rich in color.

North America is by far the leading supplier of Cherry in the world. The majority of it is grown in Pennsylvania. They tend to be starter trees. They are the first trees to grow in cleared land being return to forest.