Species Guide
Mahogany
Countertops, tabletops & shelving — cut to your size
Deep reddish-brown tones with rich, warm highlights that darken beautifully over time.
900Janka hardness (lbf)7mahogany productsfrom $30entry price100%solid wood
Origin
Central & South America
Color
Deep reddish brown, darkens with age
Grain
Fine, even, takes crisp edge profiles
Best for
Desks, traditional dining rooms, libraries
Hardness
900 lbf Janka
Price band
$$
Outdoors
Interior use
Finish
Food-safe zero-VOC hardwax oil
Where It Belongs
Mahogany brings the deep reddish-brown of traditional furniture — desks, dining tables, library shelving. It suits rooms with brass, leather, and darker palettes, and it machines beautifully, so detailed edge profiles stay crisp.
Natural vs. Stain
Natural mahogany darkens gracefully for years, developing the patina people pay antique prices for. We rarely stain it; if you want it deeper on day one, a light brown tone accelerates what time would do anyway.
Built in Mahogany
Every mahogany piece we build
Countertops
Kitchens, islands, bars, and vanities — milled to your template, sink and stove cutouts included.Tabletops
Dining, desk, and conference tops for your own base — sized to the quarter inch.Round Tabletops
True-circle tops cut on the CNC, from bistro to full dining rounds.Shelfs
Floating shelves on the concealed 300 lb Hovr bracket, straight or live edge.Want to feel it first? Order a mahogany sample › or compare all fifteen woods in the species guide ›
Questions
Mahogany FAQ
How hard is mahogany?
Mahogany measures 900 lbf on the Janka hardness scale — softer than the oaks, which suits furniture and shelving better than knife-adjacent counter work.
Is your mahogany solid wood or veneer?
Solid, always. Every mahogany piece is milled from full-thickness hardwood boards in our New York shop — no veneer, no plywood core, no composites — which is why it can be sanded and refinished for decades.
Can I get mahogany in a custom size?
Yes — length, width, and thickness to the quarter inch, priced instantly in the Builder. Current lead time is 10–12 weeks, and every piece ships crated, nationwide.
How do I care for a mahogany surface?
Every piece ships finished in food-safe, zero-VOC hardwax oil: wipe with a damp cloth day to day, and re-oil high-use surfaces about once a year. Scratches sand out and re-oil invisibly — the advantage of solid wood.
Do you take on custom or one-off projects?
Yes. Beyond the online builder, we take on custom sizes, oversized pieces, matched commercial runs, and bespoke solid-hardwood millwork. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll quote it by hand, usually within one business day. Start a custom project ›
Milled to Order in New York
Mahogany, cut to your project.
Open the Builder in MahoganyCurrent lead time 10–12 weeks · ships crated, nationwide