Southwest Florida & the Lee Island Coast
Material Library
Grain, tone, texture and time all shape how a material belongs within architecture.
Wood
Straight, linear grain with none of the flake of plain-sawn oak — the architect's oak.
Prized for its silvery medullary ray fleck and exceptional dimensional stability.
Ammonia-fumed white oak, deepened from within the wood rather than stained on top.
Chocolate-toned American hardwood with a fine, often figured grain.
A dense, fast-renewing hardwood with a fine, even texture and reddish-brown tone.
A pale, fine-textured hardwood whose quarter-sawn faces show a distinctive fleck.
Dramatic, high-contrast striping between near-black and honey-brown streaks.
Leather
Full-grain leather wrapped panels for tactile, acoustically soft surfaces.
Metal
Warm-toned metal used for hardware, reveals, and inlay that develops a living patina.
Stone
Natural stone integrated directly into cabinetry — wrapped, inset, or waterfall-applied.
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