Eucalyptus grandis of the Myrtaceae family is a tall tree with smooth bark, rough at the base, fibrous or wobbly, gray to gray-brown. It can reach 50 meters in height, although some larger specimens can reach over 80 meters. It is found in coastal and sub-coastal areas mainly on flat land in moist forests at the edge of Australian rainforests,

Eucalyptus is a highly sustainable wood species, distinguished by its speed of growth and ability to regenerate, aspects that make it an extremely sustainable choice in forestry practices. It is available in the fine, three-dimensional versions: Eucalyptus frisé and Eucalyptus pomelé.

The natural three-dimensionality of these variants make the wood valuable and absolutely recognizable in furniture veneer.

The veneer’s aesthetic appearance features very readable vertical grain, making it one of the most popular woods for modern paneling, a wood that Tabu has always believed in for its great aesthetic and quality qualities.