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Are you an architect, designer, builder, or another construction professional looking for information to consider when evaluating and selecting a building material? Learn more about the important role environmentally friendly hardwoods play in the livability of Planet Earth.

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American Hardwoods and their Role in Carbon Neutral Design & Thermally Modified Hardwood and its role in Architectural Design

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Hardwood Finishes More Eco-Friendly than Ever

Finishes are vital to protecting the beauty and performance of hardwood cabinetry, flooring and millwork.

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Stain it. Paint it. Walk on it. Shut it. Cut it. Sand it. Sit on it. Live in it. Play on it. Dance on it. Store in it. SPECIFY IT!

The natural choice for green building and healthy home environments is American hardwoods. Eco-conscious homeowners can confidently request American hardwood flooring, cabinetry, and millwork for their homes.

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The Confident Choice for Eco-conscious Specifiers

From flooring and cabinetry to moulding and furniture, American hardwoods have been treasured for generations, and for good reason!

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Hardwood Home Décor for Holiday Giving

Hardwood Home Décor for Holiday Giving

Our homes hold special importance during the holiday season, as family and friends gather to share in the festivities. Interiors featuring Real American Hardwood® products are noticeably warm and welcoming, making home décor items created from oak, cherry, walnut, and...

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Color Trends for 2025

Color Trends for 2025

As we approach 2025, paint companies are revealing their standout colors, setting the tone for home design and décor in the coming year. This year’s selections showcase a delightful blend of boldness and subtlety, reflecting both timeless elegance and contemporary...

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Vert Highlights the Future of Wood in Urban Areas

Vert Highlights the Future of Wood in Urban Areas

As we see temperatures rise, while biodiversity in urban areas declines, there is an urgent need for innovative design and product development that aims to tackle these issues. In response to these challenges, the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC), Stefan Diez’s...

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