European Steamed Beech is a plentiful, sustainable, carefully managed species that has been used in European furniture and cabinetry for generations. We offer Beech and Rustic Beech in Cornerstone and Millennia; Beech is also available for Closets Plus. These are the standard stains for both types of Beech:
See Beech in the home:
Cornerstone Kitchens | Rooms
Millennia Kitchens
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Beech – BurgundyBeech – Burgundy
Beech – CarawayBeech – Caraway
Beech – CayenneBeech – Cayenne
Beech – ChicoryBeech – Chicory
Beech – CinnamonBeech – Cinnamon
Beech – CordovanBeech – Cordovan
Beech – DuneBeech – Dune
Beech – EspressoBeech – Espresso
Beech – GraphiteBeech – Graphite
Beech – HazelnutBeech – Hazelnut
Beech – HoneyBeech – Honey
Beech – JavaBeech – Java
Beech – KonaBeech – Kona
Beech – MulberryBeech – Mulberry
Beech – NaturalBeech – Natural
Beech – OpalBeech – Opal
Beech – PecanBeech – Pecan
Beech – SableBeech – Sable
Beech – Sea DriftBeech – Sea Drift
Beech – ToffeeBeech – Toffee
Beech – Whisper WhiteBeech – Whisper White

Beech is a plentiful, sustainable, carefully managed species. It is a hard, strong, durable wood with a fairly straight grain pattern and a relatively smooth surface. Knots and irregular grain may be present, but are generally kept to a minimum. Colors vary from light to mid-tone brown, with some dark brown heartwood streaks.

Rustic Beech shares the same attributes as Beech, and features a random blend of natural characteristics that occur much more frequently than in Beech.

When light to medium-colored stains are used, grain patterns and ray flecks will be more prominent. Darker stains will subdue the color variations and enhance the grain pattern.

A range of grain patterns and colors may appear on the same panel, and adjacent door and drawer fronts may not match each other. These are natural characteristics of Beech and are not considered a defect.