Exotic Series

A suggestion of flights of fancy. Fascinating nuances of color.

A naturally darker hue integral to the wood’s very fiber. Incredible hardness. Different woods for different looks.

Discover the pure exoticism of the Exotic Series.

Species

Brass Grande

Bronze Grande

Cabreuva Naturel Exclusive

Jatoba Naturel Exclusive

Koubari Ebony

Koubari Ruby

Koubari Tawny

Sapele

Terracotta Grande

Tigerwood Sample After

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African Mahogany Brass

African Mahogany Bronze

African Mahogany Terracotta

African Mahogany Terracotta

Brazilian Cherry [Jatoba] Herringbone Natural

Koubari Ebony

Koubari Ebony

Koubari Ruby

Koubari Tawny

Sapele Natural

Tigerwood Natural

Tigerwood Natural

Tigerwood. Brazilian Cherry. Santos Mahogany. Sapele. A new world of hardwoods with a unique and exotic appeal.

Brazilian Cherry can vary in color from yellowish to reddish and over time may develop occasional white mineral deposits on certain boards. Because of its physical properties, Brazilian Cherry must not be installed on subfloors with radiant heating systems.

Wood is a natural product that changes color when exposed to light. All species of wood change color after installation, but some of them — notably Tigerwood, Brazilian Cherry, Santos Mahogany, and Sapele — change more than most. Floor surfaces will become much darker and more uniform a few months after their installation. Some wood species — notably Brazilian Cherry and Sapele — can vary in color over time during wood aging.