Yakisugi from
Ennobled in
the SN

“Wood preservation: carbonised, compacted and refined”

A sustainable woodworking method

An article about our carbonised wood appeared in the Salzburger Nachrichten on 30 March 2022!

It presented our sustainable production method using the traditional Japanese burning process Yakisugi, the advantages of wood preservation, our collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences in Kuchl and our customers and projects.


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Even more inspiration – more projects to marvel at

  • Furnace design made from carbonised wood
    Accoya
    We are on fire for the new stove from the Haas+Sohn collection
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  • Detached house in Lower Austria: carbonised larch
    Exterior
    The modern facade made of carbonised larch wood is an ideal match for the light-coloured soffit and the expansive glass...
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  • Residential complex made of black finished larch wood
    Exterior
    With their black charred façades, the modern buildings now blend in perfectly with their surroundings and attract everyone's attention.
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  • Luxury lodges with black-finished larch facade
    Exterior
    The luxurious lodges are an architectural masterpiece and impress with their beautiful black larch facade.
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  • Detached house with black-finished larch facade
    Exterior
    The elegant wood surface impresses with its lustrous shimmer and particularly fine-grained texture.
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  • House on lake Wörthersee with carbonised larch facade
    Exterior
    Located directly on the shores of Lake Wörthersee, this lake house boasts a façade made of carbonised larch wood.
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  • Sauna with carbonised Accoya®
    Accoya
    Thanks to the carbonised Accoya®, the sauna in a private residence has a noble and luxurious appearance.
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  • House in Mitterberg with dark brown finished larch facade
    Exterior
    This house in Mitterberg, Zell am See impresses with a graceful, rustic-modern facade in dark brown tones.
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