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Many wood species are quite similar in appearance, but have subtle differences in color, grain pattern and texture. By staining you can mix walnut and birch or alder very nicely to have an all walnut appearance. Although birch and alder are related, birch is far easier to work with for finishing, but alder runs a close second.

It's difficult to judge finished furniture by color, because almost all furniture is stained to even out the colors or to completely change the color.

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The wood samples below will help to identify your piece of furniture as teak, walnut, oak or mahogany or any of the other woods shown.

alder wood sample

Alder

 ash wood sample

Ash

beech wood sample

Beech

 birch wood sample

Birch

cedar wood sample

Cedar, Western Red

 cherry wood sample

Cherry

fir wood sample

Fir, Douglas

 honduran mahogany wood sample

Mahogany, Honduran

philippine mahogany wood sample

Mahogany, Philippine

Maple

maple wood sample

Maple, Birdseye

 red oak wood sample

Oak, Red

white oak wood sample

Oak, White

 pine wood sample

Pine

poplar wood sample

Poplar

 teak wood sample

Teak

walnut wood sample

Walnut

 black walnut wood sample

Walnut, Black



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