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Discover Our Patagonian Rosewood Hardwood Flooring

Patagonian Rosewood, also known as Curupay, is one of the most visually dynamic and hardest exotic woods available. Its dramatic color variation—ranging from honey and gold to deep brown and black—creates a bold, high-contrast look that demands attention. At Pennington Hardwoods, we offer 3/4″ thick solid Patagonian Rosewood flooring, as well as engineered versions by special order featuring a 3mm wear layer.

Our Patagonian Rosewood is responsibly sourced from South America and milled to the high standards required by top-tier European markets. This ensures exceptional quality in both appearance and performance. We strive to stock unfinished and satin prefinished Patagonian Rosewood in standard widths including 3″, 4″, and 5″, with custom milling available for wider widths and longer lengths.

Whether you’re building a showpiece interior or simply want a floor with unmatched personality and strength, Patagonian Rosewood delivers a one-of-a-kind experience with every plank.

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Characteristics of Our Patagonian Rosewood Hardwood Flooring

Appearance: Patagonian Rosewood is a study in contrast and character. Its base tone ranges from warm tan to reddish-brown, with bold black striping and swirling figure that varies from board to board. This extreme variation ensures that no two floors are alike, giving each installation a uniquely artistic, almost marbled appearance.
Hardness: With a Janka hardness rating of approximately 3,840 lbs, Patagonian Rosewood is one of the hardest flooring species in the world. It’s highly resistant to denting, scratching, and wear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas, luxury retail environments, or any space where durability is paramount.
Stability: Despite its incredible density, Patagonian Rosewood can be somewhat reactive to changes in humidity and temperature. Proper acclimation and installation are essential. Engineered options provide greater dimensional stability and are especially recommended for wide planks or environments with seasonal shifts.
Versatility: While its intense variation and high contrast make Patagonian Rosewood less subtle than other species, it pairs beautifully with minimalist, industrial, or high-design spaces where dramatic flooring is a core design element.

Popular Applications for Our Patagonian Rosewood Hardwood Flooring

Patagonian Rosewood is a show-stopper—ideal for clients who want their flooring to double as a work of art. Its durability and striking beauty make it well-suited for:

  • Modern living rooms and open-concept homes
  • High-end commercial interiors and galleries
  • Executive offices and upscale retail stores
  • Statement foyers and staircases
  • Custom inlays and design-focused installations

This species offers unmatched performance and personality, especially in environments where bold design and long-term strength are equally important.

Let’s explore how Patagonian Rosewood can define your next space.

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Our Featured Options in Patagonian Rosewood (Curupay) Hardwood Flooring

We offer a full spectrum of custom options to ensure your Patagonian Rosewood flooring perfectly suits your design goals, lifestyle needs, and installation environment. Whether you prefer the bold elegance of wide planks or the traditional charm of narrow boards, we’ll help you create a floor that’s uniquely yours.

Structure

Our solid Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring and engineered Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring are both premium quality selections. Depending on your climate, site conditions, and width selections, either one could be strongly favored over the other. Neither is always the right answer, and we will help you make this decision based on real data, not common misconceptions.

  • 3/4″ Thick Solid Hardwood Flooring
  • 1/2″ Thick Engineered Hardwood Flooring with a 3mm wear layer

* please note that availability is limited in our stocked Patagonian Rosewood engineered flooring and only offered in prefinished

Grade

In our stocked Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring we offer as standard a true Clear grade, and occasionally a Select grade. The Clear Plus grade is only available with our made-to-order option for custom Patagonian Rosewood flooring.

  • Clear Plus — flooring milled to order from FAS lumber, the best of the best
  • Clear – no knots or other forms of character, and limited color variation
  • Select – no knots or other forms of character, but greater color variation

Width

We offer widths from 2-1/4″ up to 5″ in our stocked Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring and most of our other exotic species. Availability of any specific width varies based on changing inventory levels. Wider widths up to 11-1/4″ and long lengths are available for qualifying projects with our made-to-order option for custom Patagonian Rosewood flooring.

  • Commonly stocked widths: 2-1/4″, 3″, 3-1/4″, 4″, 5″
  • Custom widths: Any single or multiple widths from 5-1/4″ up to 11-1/4″

Texture

While all of our stocked Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring has a smooth non-textured surface, the following textures are available options for qualifying projects with our made-to-order option for custom Patagonian Rosewood flooring. Our textures can also be tailored to your preference of light, medium, or heavy. To view texture examples, visit our page here:

  • Hand Scraped
  • Wire Brushed
  • Band Sawn
  • Circle Sawn
  • Distressed
  • Worn edges

COLOR

All of our stocked prefinished Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring is finished clear to enhance it’s beautiful natural color. The following color changing methods are available options for qualifying projects with our made-to-order option for custom Patagonian Rosewood flooring.

  • Simple Staining – single application of a transparent stain
  • Complex Staining – multiple applications or more opaque stains
  • Reactive Staining – combined chemical reaction and pigment in one
  • Cerused Grain – color grain pores, often combined with staining
  • Bleaching – used to create lighter versions of many species
  • Oxidizing – used to create an aged, weathered, or gray look
  • Ebonizing – used to create Oak that is dark brown to black

Finish

The standard finish we offer in our stocked prefinished Patagonian Rosewood hardwood flooring is an industry leading enhanced urethane with a 30% satin sheen level. Our finish selections expand from there for qualifying projects with our made-to-order option for custom Patagonian Rosewood flooring to include the options below and other specialty finishing options.

  • Rubio Oil – top rated UV cured penetrating oil finish with a flat to matte sheen
  • Woca Oil – top rated UV cured penetrating oil finish with a matte to satin sheen
  • Urethane – top rated UV cured and enhanced surface finish in a matte to gloss sheen

Get a Quote for Our Patagonian Rosewood Hardwood Flooring

With its considerable hardness and eye-catching contrast, Patagonian Rosewood flooring is a compelling choice for bold, upscale designs. Each floor we produce is crafted to meet your aesthetic, structural, and performance goals.

Let our team help you create something truly unique—from width and finish to texture and pattern.

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Compare with Our Santos Mahogany Hardwood Flooring

Trying to choose between Patagonian Rosewood and Santos Mahogany? While both are exotic, premium hardwoods, they differ significantly in appearance and tone.

Patagonian Rosewood is bold and highly variable, featuring a wild mix of light and dark tones with striping and swirling grain. Its extreme density and high contrast make it a dynamic focal point and a performance powerhouse.

Santos Mahogany, by contrast, offers a smoother grain, tighter visual flow, and a deep reddish-brown hue with subtle variation. It is still very dense (approx. 2,200 lbs Janka), but visually more uniform and suited for elegant, classic interiors.

If you’re aiming for bold and artistic, go with Patagonian Rosewood. If you prefer rich color with refined consistency, Santos Mahogany may be your match.

Explore our Santos Mahogany Flooring and find the perfect fit for your space.

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Ready to Build Something Timeless?

At Pennington Hardwoods, we believe that true luxury means uncompromising design, masterful quality, and long-term durability. Patagonian Rosewood offers all three in abundance. With its dramatic color palette, unmatched hardness, and unmistakable character, this wood creates a foundation that transforms any space.

From bold commercial builds to modern residential statements, Patagonian Rosewood brings power, precision, and prestige to your floors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is Patagonian Rosewood compared to other hardwoods?

A: Patagonian Rosewood has a Janka hardness rating of approximately 3,840 lbs, making it one of the hardest woods used in flooring today. It’s significantly harder than Brazilian Cherry, Hickory, or Santos Mahogany, and offers outstanding resistance to wear, denting, and impact.

Q: What makes Patagonian Rosewood unique among exotic hardwoods?

A: Patagonian Rosewood stands out for its dramatic contrast, bold striping, and intense color variation. Every plank is visually distinct, making it ideal for artistic and high-impact interiors. Its density and durability also place it in a class of its own.

Q: Does Patagonian Rosewood change color over time?

A: Yes. Like most exotic species, Patagonian Rosewood will deepen slightly in color with age and light exposure. Its overall contrast becomes richer and more unified while retaining its dynamic visual texture.

Q: Can Patagonian Rosewood be installed over radiant heat?

A: Yes, but only when using an engineered version. Due to its extreme density and natural movement, engineered construction provides the necessary stability for radiant heat installations.

Q: Is Patagonian Rosewood a good option for wide plank floors?

A: It can be, particularly in engineered form. Its hardness supports structural integrity, but wide planks in solid form require careful installation and acclimation. For enhanced stability, engineered wide plank flooring is strongly recommended.

Q: Do you offer matching millwork and stair parts in Patagonian Rosewood?

A: Absolutely. We custom manufacture stair treads, risers, vents, moldings, and other trim components in Patagonian Rosewood to match your flooring perfectly in both species and finish.

Q: What sets your Patagonian Rosewood flooring apart from others?

A: Our custom Curupay flooring is carefully sourced, expertly milled, and customized to order. Unlike mass-produced imports, our selections are crafted to highlight the wood’s unique figure and finished to exacting standards for beauty, performance, and longevity.

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