Quick answer: Oak is hard, pale-to-golden and very durable — ideal for tables and benches. Walnut is rich brown, smooth and elegant for consoles and desks. Acacia is dense with lively grain and resists moisture well. Suar comes in wide slabs, perfect for live-edge tops.
Oak
A tough choice for daily use — think a solid wood dining table that sees homework and holidays.
Walnut
Deep color and fine grain suit a walnut console in the living room.
Acacia & suar
Wide, dramatic slabs make a striking live-edge coffee table.
Matching woods
Repeat one species at least twice in a room, like a hardwood bookcase beside the table.
Frequently asked questions
Which hardwood is hardest?
Of these, acacia and oak are the hardest; walnut is a bit softer but very stable.
Does walnut lighten over time?
Yes — walnut slowly warms to a golden brown in sunlight.
Is acacia good for bathrooms?
It handles humidity well when finished properly.
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