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Journal
Field notes, material guides and technical writing from the BAUWN workshop - on shou sugi ban, reclaimed timber and building with charred wood.
Journal · 9 September 2026
Is Accoya wood suitable for Shou Sugi Ban? A practical look at benefits, exterior durability, weathering and charred Accoya cladding options for architectural facades.
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7 September 2026
Discover how charred timber cladding adds texture, depth and character to modern facades while creating striking contrasts with glass, stone and metal.
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4 September 2026
From vertical boards and mixed textures to charred and naturally weathered finishes - the larch wood cladding trends and design ideas shaping modern homes and outdoor spaces.
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2 September 2026
How a charred wood fence enhances curb appeal, privacy and architectural character while offering a distinctive, low-maintenance finish for luxury properties.
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1 September 2026
Why charred wood fencing is trending: a unique natural finish, decades of durability, very little upkeep and a sustainable, chemical-free process.
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10 August 2026
Modern building design shifts toward raw, natural, and highly durable architectural elements. Homeowners and architects seek unique surfaces that offer long-lasting beauty and protection. The traditional Japanese wood texture brings timeless style and incredible strength to any structure. This ancient burnt timber approach transforms simple boards into resilient structural art. Let us explore seven reasons…
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31 July 2026
Charred wood is a popular material for home exteriors, like walls, decks and fences. The stunning appeal of a charred wood fence has the power to stop anyone and catch a glance. The deep black finish. The rich texture. The way it looks sharp next to a modern home or a rustic garden. But this…
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14 July 2026
Charred wood is a primary choice for many homeowners and architects who want sophisticated interior and exterior designs. The reason is its elegant look, which enhances over time. Its flexibility of use and low maintenance are a few other reasons that make it a preferred choice. Accoya wood, when prepared with the Japanese shou sugi…
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2 July 2026
Construction of houses isn’t only about laying bricks and cement. It’s all about the creation of a sanctuary that speaks volumes about who you are and is connected with the nature around you. As you look at your external walls, you need to get a feeling of warmth, pride, and tranquility. That’s exactly the reason…
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22 June 2026
Homeowners and architects are done with the same old exteriors. Painted timber and composite panels work fine. But they don’t stand out. They need regular retouching and repainting after every few years. Modern homeowners want something unique for their homes. Charred wood is not a new trend; it has existed for centuries. And still, homeowners…
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4 June 2026
Choosing the right exterior cladding material is one of the most important decisions in any building project. The material must not only look attractive but also withstand years of exposure to weather, temperature changes, and environmental conditions. Among the many timber options available today, larch wood has become one of the most popular choices for…
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19 May 2026
When it comes to the most stylish exterior design choices, black wood cladding is always included in the list. Its bold colour, beautiful texture and a timeless look make it a universal choice among home and property owners. It can be included in your home exterior design in many ways. Even if you are looking…
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8 May 2026
Modern exterior design has moved far beyond simple fencing solutions. Homeowners and architects now expect outdoor boundaries to contribute to the overall architectural identity of a property instead of functioning as plain separators. Materials, textures, and finishes have been chosen to provide continuity between the house, landscaping, and outdoor structures. This shift has increased the…
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