01 · No stain
Natural Wood Color
No added stain. Let the wood’s original color and grain stand out. Depending on the finish, the wood may appear darker or its grain more pronounced.
Explore Wood Finishes ↗Blue Sea Wood · Wood Colors & Stains
Choose Your Wood Color
Your Way
Keep the natural beauty of your wood or choose a stain to complement your space. Explore our six wood stain colors, along with options for those who prefer unstained wood.
No stain required
Love Natural Wood? Skip the Stain.
Every Suar wood slab has its own unique color and grain. You can keep its original tones and choose a suitable finish without adding any stain.
02 · No stain · Special finish
Ultra-Matte Raw Natural
This is not a stain. It is an ultra-matte finish designed to preserve the appearance and tone of raw wood, ideal for a lighter, more natural look.
Learn About Ultra-Matte ↗Our stain color collection
6 Wood Stain Colors
Choose a tone that complements your furniture and interior. Our stains add color while allowing the natural wood grain to remain visible.
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Walnut
Walnut
A rich, dark brown that feels warm and refined. A good choice for modern furniture and interiors with deeper wood tones.
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Padauk
Padauk
A reddish-brown tone that adds warmth and distinctive character to the wood.
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Teak
Teak
A golden-brown teak-inspired tone with a classic look that suits many furniture styles.
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Mahogany
Mahogany
A deep reddish-brown tone with a rich, classic appearance.
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Cherry
Cherry
A soft reddish-brown that adds warmth without looking too dark.
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Black
Black Stain
A deep black stain that still lets the natural wood grain show through, rather than covering it with opaque black paint. Ideal for modern and industrial-style pieces.
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A Note About Color: Colors may appear different in person due to lighting, screen settings, the original wood color and grain, and the staining and finishing process. Please ask for photos of actual finished wood before confirming your order.
Choosing the right tone
How to Choose the Right Wood Color
Stain changes the color tone, but not the wood species or the unique grain of each slab. If you want to match existing furniture, feel free to send us a reference photo.
If you prefer a light, natural wood tone, we recommend starting with an unstained option and then selecting a suitable finish.
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Choose Your Preferred ToneExplore six stain colors or keep the wood unstained.
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Choose a FinishStaining and finishing are separate steps, and the products must be compatible.
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Confirm on Real WoodSend us your preferred color reference so we can assess what is achievable on your selected slab before production.
Blue Sea Wood · Made to order
Have a Wood Color in Mind?
Send us a color reference or a photo of furniture you want to match. We can help you choose a tone that works with your wood slab and finish.