Versatility of Wood Veneer in Custom Interiors

Wood has a natural, captivating beauty. Used for centuries in architecture and design, wood’s appeal is universal at least partly because it’s so versatile. When crafted into veneers, wood is also more cost-effective than many other materials. At Jacaranda, we craft eye-catching wood veneer that is adaptable enough to use in any environment from corporate boardrooms and luxury aircraft to transportation and hospitality design. Here’s what you need to know. 

The Aesthetic Appeal of Wood Veneers

The naturally occurring grain pattern and earthy colors are part of what makes wood so appealing. These natural elements and appearance reflect the character and individuality of a particular species, ensuring one-of-a-kind design options. 

Many species of wood can be used to craft veneer, including oak, mahogany, cherry, and Brazilian rosewood. Lighter options have a light airy feel while richer, darker colors tend to ripen with age for sophistication and warmth. Other wood species offer a dramatic backdrop, like zebrawood and its vibrant striping. 

The type of wood you choose is only one factor in the final look of the product. The way we slice the veneer will also affect it. Various cutting techniques can reveal smooth, straight grains, swirled burls, and brilliant rays and patterns. Our designs can enhance any interior with the beauty of real wood.

Once we’ve cut the wood, it’s bonded to a substrate, which can be anything from wood to acrylic. The backer plays an important role in the function of the veneer, allowing for flexibility and, in some cases, translucence for unique backlighting applications, particularly desirable in luxury environments.

Wood Veneer Applications

While wood veneer is undeniably attractive, it’s also incredibly versatile. At Jacaranda, we offer more than 100 species of wood for a wide range of wood veneer applications. We use only AA architectural grade wood, using varied cutting techniques, stains, and finishes to achieve distinct effects.

Compared to solid wood, veneer offers more design flexibility. The thin layer of wood bonds with a stable core, reducing the likelihood of problems linked to heat and moisture. The resulting veneer can then be used in wallcoverings, ceilings, architectural details, molding, desks and other furniture, aviation and vehicle interiors, and even lighting fixtures.

The Transformative Properties of Versatile Wood Veneer

Cost-effective, attractive wood veneer wallcoverings are especially popular in transport and hospitality design. With our eco-friendly veneer, you’ll be able to craft custom veneers that outperform solid wood while blending aesthetics and functionality. Our veneers are particularly well-suited to custom interiors, and they feature a lightweight design perfect for installing on ceilings and a flexible nature that bonds securely to curved and contoured surfaces. 

Jacaranda specializes in premier wood veneer wallcoverings designed to perform, excel, and offer that little taste of luxury we all crave. Contact our team today to learn more.