I spotted Stikwood during last month's Architectural Design Home Show, where the Sacramento-based company launched their new Charcoal wood finish made of American oak that resembles the Japanese scorched-wood technique, Shou-sugi-ban. Dating back to 1700's Japan, wood charring was originally used as a natural sealant. First launched in 2012, Stikwood manufactures the world's first peel-and-stick,… Continue reading Stikwood Peel-and-Stick Solid Wood Paneling
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Denim by TorZo Surfaces
Recycled denim scraps have previously found new life as insulation, but the fabric has now been transformed into a durable architectural finish. To turn your Levis into panels, TorZo Surfaces takes a base construction of 80% post-industrial recycled denim fabric scraps and infuses it with a nontoxic acrylic resin. Penetrating completely through the raw Denim board, the infusion… Continue reading Denim by TorZo Surfaces
Rorschach Tile Collection by Timorous Beasties for clé
If you want your walls to reveal something about you then you might like the new tile collection that the contemporary textile and wallpaper design studio Timorous Beasties have designed for cle. Designed by Paul Simmons and Alistair McAuley, The Rorschach Tile Collection includes five vibrant designs hand-lithographed on 12" x 12" limestone or thassos marble tiles. Inspired… Continue reading Rorschach Tile Collection by Timorous Beasties for clé
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