Charred wood table

Acros table by the Yakisugi furniture design studio from Colombia CarmWorks by Camilo Andres Rodriguez Marquez

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Live Edge Claro Walnut slab coffee table or low dining table with charred reclaimed railroad station beams brass corsets. Handmade furniture designed and built in Los Angeles, California.

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Charred Ash Timber Wood Dining Table without Chairs | Recommended only with Nature theme interiors Introducing the Charred Ash Dining Table, where luxury meets modern design. The table features a striking burnt ash wood top, showcasing a rich, charred finish that adds depth and sophistication. The unique texture of the burnt ash wood contrasts beautifully with the sleek acrylic legs, creating a visually stunning centerpiece for any dining space. The acrylic legs provide a contemporary tou...

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Shou Sugi Ban is an ancient Japanese exterior siding technique that preserves wood by charring it. The process involves charring the wood, cooling it, cleaning it, and finishing it with a natural oil. Although time consuming, the final product is not only gorgeous, with its rich, silvery finish; the charred wood also resists fire, rot, insects, and can last up to 80 years. And not to mention, it's absolutely gorgeous. This original center table was design by Ernesto Duran, who wanted to…

Shou Sugi Ban decor - go ahead, burn your furniture. it's not an anarchist plea. It's an art form in Japan. The Japanese method of wood preservation chars the wood and it looks surprisingly attractive. And the philosophy is that of the Japanese Wabi-Sabi theory - that we should appreciate beauty that is 'imperfect, impermanent,

The Charcoal Blocks are a grouping of five upright and angled tables. Each of the individual pieces sits with a tilted stance and together they can be organized into a row, grouped loosely in a random arrangement or placed into some variation between the two. As the table is a composition of individual pieces the orientation and arrangements can change as desired and a piece can even be pulled away as a side table or stool. With end grain tops, the blackened and burnt finish deepens the…