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Wood cladding is a common choice for giving the outside of houses and other properties a beautiful appearance. It may also be a wise option for interior design. Timber cladding’s adaptability in terms of design is one of its best features. It may be utilized in many different ways, and many diverse designs give it a distinctive appearance.
With time, new trends may arise, and some older ones may lose popularity, which could also affect the trends in black timber cladding. These contemporary designs and styles have been carefully curated by our team of experts at Timbeck to provide you with the greatest options for timber cladding for your property.
Why Choose Black Timber?
1. Differing From The Throng
It is an indisputable fact that black is not a traditional colour for cladding. It is not something that naturally happens, especially in jet black. Because of this, it’s a daring statement piece.
2. Burnished Wooden Panelling
Recently, there has been a notable increase in the use of charred timber cladding in both interior and architectural design. This type of wood’s dark finish gives it a distinctive appearance that will make it stand out in any house or place of business. The Japanese Yaki Sugi is often the source of inspiration for authentic charred timber panelling. However, charred black timber cladding that has yet to undergo the charring process is now readily available. Alternatively, several cladding alternatives mimic the classic design with black paint or comparable finishes.
3. Cladding and Batten Panelling
Narrow boards with gaps between them are used for cladding in the batten style. It’s now a well-liked option for applications both indoors and out. This adaptable approach easily and quickly gives any house a contemporary look. It can look beautiful when combined with modern Scandinavian or industrial design elements, and it can look especially well with black accents, whether they come from outside window and door frames or interior paintwork.
4. Options for Orientation and Size
A great technique to choose the greatest modern design is to experiment with different timber cladding sizes and orientations. In contemporary home design, cladding can be oriented either vertically or horizontally, while vertical cladding panels are frequently the preferred option. Even with horizontal panels, though, the way they turn out can still be influenced by their size as well as other elements like the kind of wood and finish selected. A more modern design that is distinctive and maximizes available space can be achieved using wide panels.
Conclusion
Although it may initially appear to be a touch more conventional, weathered cladding can also be used to produce more modern aesthetics. It can have a very appealing appearance that blends in with a contemporary home design, making it a popular choice for luxury beach residences and coastal homes. Because they turn silvery when they start to weather, species like burnt ash and pacific teak make excellent choices for weathered cladding.
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