The ancient Japanese wood charring technique Yakisugi is an exceptional selection, enhancing the wooden surfaces’ visual aesthetics and providing protection and functional benefits to the finished structure. This technique results in a scorched finish in an exquisite dark charcoal color.

The Yakisugi technique has been used for centuries in Japan and has gained extreme popularity worldwide in recent decades.

Wood treated with fire – a highly sustainable, environmentally friendly material – remains untouched for decades or centuries, and the only required maintenance to protect its functional and aesthetic properties is oiling once a decade or once every fifteen years.