Lacewood (Panopsis spp.) Common Name(s): Lacewood, Brazilian Lacewood, South American Lacewood. Scientific Name: Panopsis spp. (P. rubescens and P. sessilifolia) Distribution: …

Lacewood is a common name for the wood produced from a number of different trees, with mostly a striking appearance of their "lace-wood", which gets its name from the lace like pattern: …

Lacewood, native to South America, Australia, and parts of Asia, is a medium-density hardwood recognized for its distinctive speckled appearance, resembling lace. This unique figure is …

Mar 21, 2024 · Antique American and British furniture contain woods that–back in the day–were referred to as lacewood. (See “Where It Comes From.”) Lacewood veneers have dressed up …

Lacewood is the common name for several Panopsis species that are distributed throughout Tropical South America. This plant is only about 30-50 feet tall, with only a 2-3 feet stem …

Jan 2, 2025 · Leopardwood and lacewood are indeed two distinct species, Roy, though people (even hardwood dealers) often confuse them with one another. Use these characteristics to …

Leopardwood (also called Lacewood) is a moderately hard wood with a lace or leopard print pattern. While we often carry up to 8" wide stock, narrower boards best show the natural …

Leopardwood / Lacewood or Australian Silky Oak is actually a member of the sycamore family. When quartered, Lacewood shows a beautiful medullary ray similar to the pattern on a …

Lacewood, of course, is a name commonly ascribed to a group of trees characterized by the striking lace-like appearance of their wood. These trees produce exotic wood with hues similar …

Feb 26, 2025 · The substitute tree was christened as lacewood. Today, you might see this species in art furniture, or as a jewelry box. Its ray-flecked figure will remind you of …