Cedar — Shou Sugi Ban Monokuro

Skyline Collection

To achieve its eye-catching, high-contrast finish, each reclaimed Cedar board is meticulously refaced, charred, brushed, then rubbed with a white pigment to bring out its grain. We call this contemporary adaptation of the traditional Japanese Shou Sugi Ban charring technique “monokuro,” Japanese for “monochrome.”

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Reclaimed from NYC rooftop water towers, landmarks of the iconic NYC skyline.
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Historic material re-use and local manufacturing support a circular economy and reduces a building project’s carbon footprint.

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This fencing creates a serene outdoor space on a solar rooftop in TriBeCa and the Cedar reclaimed from NYC water towers gets yet another life as part of the New York City skyline.

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