Rosette or flower onlays also characterize the Georgian motif. Also part of Georgian design are flat or common square raised panels, columns, and the facade design element. Painted wood and standard, simple pattern mouldings are common. Historically, the Georgian periods span 1714 to 1811. Different species have differing grain characteristics.
Grain is also naturally variable, one of the beauties of wood.
Wood of broad leaved trees, Oak, Ash, Maple, Walnut, as contrasted to the softwood of the needle leaved trees. Used for cabinet doors, drawers and frames. Tops, sides and bottoms are more often plywood. Older, harder, non-active core of a tree. More durable than sapwood.