The wall material of a farmer's barn. It naturally weathers and shows a rich texture.
For over 100 years, the wood that has been exposed to wind, rain, and sun as the exterior wall of a barn in the harsh natural environment of the North American continent has shed unnecessary elements, resulting in a truly solid appearance. However, it also evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth. The expressions created by this natural material provide a sense of peace that we have forgotten while living in a stress-filled modern society. Unlike new materials, barn wood, which has undergone years of drying, has minimal warping or bending, transcending both Japanese and Western tastes. It can seamlessly blend into various genres, from traditional Japanese interiors to American styles and country houses, and it has infinite applications, including furniture, crafts, and gardens. Each piece possesses its own unique character, with knots and cracks that are distinct from one another. **Features** - Wall material from farm barns - No chemical treatments such as preservatives - Naturally weathered to reveal a rich expression For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Specifications】 ○Wood species: Pine, Hemlock, etc. ○Size: Thickness approximately 15-25mm × Random width approximately 150-260mm × Random length approximately 700-3,400mm ○Finish: Unfinished ○Processing: No actual processing ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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The reclaimed wood (vintage wood) that we handle has been carefully extracted from buildings and barns that have stood for over 100 years in the harsh climate of Canada, sorted, cleaned, and transported all the way to Japan. The wood used in those buildings has survived in the tough environment of old-growth forests, and these are select timbers that are now rare to find. The overwhelming presence that only those that have withstood the elements possess cannot be artificially recreated; it provides a sense of "warmth" and "history" that evokes coexistence with nature, truly embodying what vintage wood is.
