Prefinished solid Peroba flooring, the honey-toned hardwood that built the historic homes of São Paulo, in a format the U.S. market has not seen much of.

Peroba was the structural and flooring wood of southern Brazil for a century; demolition-salvaged Peroba is now sold as reclaimed lumber at a premium. Peroba Mica is the lighter, yellowish variety of the family, fine textured and easy to work, with a color between white oak and teak that suits Scandinavian and coastal interiors. A rare, uncrowded option for designers tired of the usual species.

- Botanical name: Aspidosperma spp. (confirmed on each lot)

- Janka hardness: approx. 1,700 lbf

- Density: approx. 775 kg/m³ (48 lb/ft³)

- Color: yellow to light pinkish brown, darkens over time

- Grain: straight to slightly interlocked, fine uniform texture

- Not CITES-listed. Species and origin documented on every lot