Brazilian Cherry Natural's golden luster make it a very sought out solid hardwood floor. Also known as Jatoba wood, Brazilian Cherry's texture can be medium as well as coarse in some cases, with an interwoven grain.

In its natural state, Brazilian Cherry shows very pronounced color variation when exposed to intense light. The sapwood of Brazilian Cherry hardwood flooring may be white, gray, or pink. The heartwood ranges from salmon to orange-brown when freshly cut. With age, it turns a rusty brown and is often marked with dark stripes.

Solid Brazilian Cherry shows full, rich color through the entire thickness of the wood, which helps to hide wear marks.

*This is an exotic species. All exotic species are known to patina or change color due to being highly photosensitive. The most dramatic change will occur in the first 3 months and can take up to a year to fully change. Your boxed or bundled material may be visibly lighter than your initial sample. Best practice is to leave all flooring exposed after installation so that natural light can start the patina effect. This patina will result in a richer deeper amber color that is highly desired.