"Khaya ivorensis" is a species in the African mahogany family. The skins were made from diagonally laid African Mahogany planks. Two kinds of mahogany are used, Honduras and African mahogany. All was paneled in African mahogany with gilt ceilings. The tree with the monkey outline is a species of the African Mahogany. They were finished in a similar manner to the owner's spaces with African mahogany. It dates to approximately 8000 years ago, and was made from African mahogany. Her construction consists of African Mahogany double planking on White Oak frames. The East African mahogany grows in medium to low altitude areas in evergreen forests. This is traded as "African mahogany" and is from the same family as "Swietenia". The ceiling in the parlor is hand-painted, and the mantels are intricately carved African mahogany. African mahogany, planted in the 1940s and 1950s, stands apart from the older native vegetation.