This season burnt wood is unquestionably a hot favorite, and we've honed our "Shou Sugi ban" technique to perfection, exploring its transformative effects on various wood surfaces.
The high table, created from red Indian cedar, captivates with its beautifully revealed grain pattern brought to life through the art of burning. Complementing this, our rope bar stool, meticulously fashioned from white ash and stained black, features intricate jute rope weaving.
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