Treefrog Real Wood Veneer | White Oak. Seven Ways.

One species. An entire design vocabulary.

White Oak has become one of the defining materials of contemporary interiors—and for good reason.

Its natural warmth works beautifully alongside stone, metal, glass and color. It can feel quiet and minimal, warm and residential, or crisp and architectural. And because it is real wood, every installation brings subtle grain and natural variation to the space. But White Oak isn't one look.

Treefrog Real Wood Veneer explores the species through seven different expressions of grain, texture and tone—giving designers considerably more freedom than simply specifying “White Oak.”

SEVEN WAYS TO SPECIFY WHITE OAK.

WHITE OAK STRAIGHT GRAIN

Clean, linear and restrained.

Straight Grain emphasizes the natural direction of the wood, making it particularly well suited to large architectural surfaces, millwork and interiors where the material needs to feel warm without becoming visually busy.

FINE OAK GROOVE

A more tactile interpretation.

Fine Oak Groove introduces subtle linear texture that changes the way light moves across the surface—adding depth and detail while maintaining the quiet character designers look for in White Oak.

WHITE OAK PLANKED GROOVE

More variation. More character.

The planked composition gives White Oak a broader architectural rhythm, creating a surface that feels natural and expressive while remaining refined enough for sophisticated commercial interiors.

WHITE OAK GROOVE

White Oak with another layer of dimension.

The grooved surface brings texture and shadow into the material, making it particularly effective across larger wall applications where the surface itself becomes part of the architecture.

WHITE OAK TOUCH

Subtle texture you can see—and feel.

Touch brings a tactile quality to the veneer without overpowering the natural beauty of the grain. It’s an understated way to introduce additional material interest into walls, millwork and feature installations.

NATURAL OAK

A warmer interpretation of the palette.

Natural Oak moves the collection toward richer, familiar wood tones while retaining the versatility that makes White Oak so easy to incorporate into contemporary interiors.

ASH LATI GROOVE

Ash with a lighter, more refined rhythm.

Ash Lati Groove combines a pale, natural palette with subtle linear texture—ideal for creating bright, contemporary surfaces that add warmth and architectural interest without overwhelming the space.

GOLDEN OAK

White Oak with the warmth turned up.

Golden Oak introduces greater richness and color—ideal when the wood is intended to provide warmth and contrast against stone, metal, glass or a more neutral material palette.

FROM A SINGLE DETAIL TO AN ENTIRE INTERIOR.

One of White Oak's greatest strengths is its ability to scale.

Use it for a single piece of millwork or allow it to establish the material language of an entire environment.

Wall panels. Reception areas. Millwork. Casework. Retail fixtures. Hospitality spaces. Workplace interiors.

Different White Oak expressions can also be used within the same project—allowing grain, texture and tone to shift while maintaining a cohesive relationship throughout the space.

REAL WOOD. WITHOUT THE FIELD FINISHING.

Treefrog is genuine wood veneer—not a photograph or printed interpretation of wood.

The veneers arrive prefinished, helping designers and fabricators achieve a more predictable appearance while eliminating many of the variables associated with staining and finishing veneer in the field.

That means the warmth and variation of real wood with a more specification-friendly approach to bringing it into a project.

START WITH WHITE OAK. THEN MAKE IT YOURS.

Quiet or expressive. Smooth or tactile. Light and natural or warm and golden.

Seven veneers demonstrate just how different one familiar species can become in the hands of a designer.

White Oak. Seven Ways.

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WHITE OAK. SEVEN WAYS.