Lacewood is a common name for lumber made from the wood of trees of species Cardwellia sublimis. The term may also refer to the wood of the American Sycamore, which has a similar appearance when quartersawn.

What is lacewood used for?

Common Uses: Veneer, cabinetry, fine furniture, musical instruments (guitars), and turned objects. Comments: The name “Lacewood” is used very loosely and can be applied (and misapplied) to a number of different wood species.

What is australian lacewood?

Australian Lacewood (Silk Oak) is light to medium reddish brown with pale streaks. When quartersawn, it exhibits a pronounced ray fleck and resembles snakeskin leather.