Flooring that nurtures the forest: "Thinned Wood Flooring"

This is flooring made from traditional Japanese materials, cedar and cypress. Its greatest charm is the warm and soft texture that makes you want to walk on it barefoot.

★Cedar and Cypress Flooring When you think of Japanese cedar and cypress, you might have a traditional and rigid image. However, there are actually increasing examples of natural finishes that match modern spaces. Spaces that fully showcase the charm of these classic woods create a refined atmosphere that is calm rather than stiff. The gentle scent that seeps into your heart and the soft, smooth texture are truly captivating. Perhaps it’s because I’m Japanese; I feel an irresistible attraction to these two types of wood, as if it’s embedded in my genes. ★Softness Creates Warmth Cypress is stronger than cedar, but both are considered softwoods among the many types of flooring materials, and this softness is their greatest characteristic. While softness makes them more prone to scratches, it also means they contain more air within the fibers. This air within the fibers ensures thermal insulation. You can clearly feel the difference when walking on them compared to harder wood flooring, as they provide a warmth underfoot. They are the perfect material for Japanese flooring, where people typically live barefoot. *Continues with "Basic Information" below↓*

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