Burnt Wood Gallery | Charred Wood Examples | Shou Sugi Ban

Burnt wood gallery is the place where we showcase real examples of our Shou Sugi Ban (Yakisugi) craftsmanship. Here you can explore a wide range of projects created with charred wood — from exterior cladding and facades to decking, fencing, interior walls, ceilings and bespoke architectural features. Every image in this burnt wood gallery represents authentic work carried out using traditional Japanese wood-burning techniques combined with modern finishing standards.

Our burnt wood gallery includes projects made from pine, spruce and larch, each carefully burned, brushed and oiled to achieve long-lasting durability and rich, natural texture. Charred wood is known for its unique ability to resist weather, moisture, insects and UV exposure, making it an excellent ecological choice for both residential and commercial architecture. By browsing this collection, you can see how burnt wood transforms ordinary surfaces into distinctive, elegant and visually striking design elements.

Shou Sugi Ban for Exterior Cladding

One of the dominant categories you will find in our burnt wood gallery is exterior cladding. Burnt wood facades offer modern aesthetics while maintaining a natural and timeless appearance. The deep black tones, brushed textures and protective natural oils create a surface that not only looks impressive but also stands up exceptionally well against harsh Northern European climates. This gallery features houses, cabins, modern villas, office buildings and hospitality structures finished with our charred wood cladding.

Decking and Outdoor Structures

Outdoor decking is another popular application showcased in our burnt wood gallery. Burnt larch and burnt spruce provide a stable, durable and slip-resistant deck surface that ages beautifully over time. In addition to decks, you will also see examples of pergolas, terraces, outdoor seating areas and garden structures built with Shou Sugi Ban materials. These projects demonstrate how charred wood enhances outdoor living spaces with its unique balance of rustic texture and sophisticated design.

Fencing and Privacy Walls

Our burnt wood gallery also includes a selection of charred wood fencing projects. Burnt wood fences stand out due to their bold appearance and their ability to blend seamlessly into both modern and natural surroundings. Whether used for privacy, decorative boundaries or landscaping accents, charred wood fencing provides long-lasting stability without sacrificing style. Many clients choose this option because it requires minimal maintenance while offering a striking aesthetic.

Interior Design Applications

Shou Sugi Ban is equally mesmerizing indoors, and this is clearly visible in our gallery. Interior projects include feature walls, ceilings, kitchen elements, furniture panels and decorative partitions. The naturally charred texture brings depth, warmth and character to interior spaces, making it a popular choice among designers seeking a balance between modern minimalism and organic material expression. The burnt wood gallery highlights how charred wood can transform living rooms, bedrooms, offices, commercial interiors and hospitality spaces.

Craftsmanship and Quality

Every project presented in our burnt wood gallery reflects our dedication to quality, precision and authenticity. We follow strict burning, brushing and oiling processes to achieve consistent results and durable finishes. By combining traditional Yakisugi techniques with modern production methods, we ensure that every piece not only looks exceptional but also performs reliably for decades.

Whether you are looking for inspiration for your own project or exploring the possibilities of Shou Sugi Ban, this burnt wood gallery offers a comprehensive view of our work and the beauty of charred wood in real environments.

Our Charred Wood Colour Collection

In our burnt wood gallery, you can also explore more than 20 different shades of charred wood that we offer. Each finish has its own character — from deep matte black to lightly brushed silver tones, warm browns, textured patterns and natural grain highlights. These colour variations allow you to choose the perfect Shou Sugi Ban style for your project. All available shades are displayed below, giving you an easy way to compare options and select the finish that best complements your architectural vision.