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RADNOR

By Blake Huang

RADNOR’s warm honey-tan palette with soft amber undertones holds pale highlights that trace through the grain. Its gradually lightening coloration brings out the natural surface of North American Red Oak, to feel open, organic, and sun washed. With the gently weathered texture, RADNOR offers an approachable aesthetic for a variety of design intents.

DEVON

By Blake Huang

Showcasing the natural character of thermally modified North American Red Oak, DEVON layers a blend of brown and tan tones. The finish maintains the warmth and authenticity of harvested wood while revealing variation across its surface. With a look that feels both modern and rustic, DEVON brings character into interior walls, ceilings, and exterior facades.

ARDMORE

By Blake Huang

ARDMORE pairs sophisticated gray tones with silvery undertones to create a finish that feels refined and dimensional. Its charred surface reveals subtle movement, bringing a layered sense of depth. Equally at home on exposed exterior facades and interior walls, ARDMORE offers a versatile character that carries seamlessly across applications.

SOLEBURY

By Blake Huang

SOLEBURY is curated in Pennsylvania and defined by a bold, black-charred finish that gives North American Red Oak a deep-seated architectural presence. Its darkened surface reveals delicate texture within the grain, allowing organic variation to emerge through a rich, light-absorbing palette. Designed for interior and exterior applications alike, SOLEBURY brings a cohesive material palette to spaces seeking a bold, unified surface.

Can Mass Timber and Wood Be Used in Data Centers?

By Erin Figueroa

As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital storage grow, so does the demand for data centers. The expansion of digital infrastructure and building these facilities has a large environmental impact. Most data centers rely heavily on steel and concrete, materials with high embodied carbon. At the same time, developers and tech companies face increasing pressure … Continued

A Builder’s Guide to Choosing Real Wood Cladding

By Jocelyn Mahan

When building a new home or commercial space, one of the first priorities is achieving the right aesthetic. Bringing the architect’s rendering to life while meeting client expectations for form and function is key. For builders, real wood cladding isn’t just about aesthetics; it must deliver on performance, sustainability, and ease of installation. When thoughtfully … Continued

Wood Texture and Finish for Modern Architecture with Timeless Appeal

By Jocelyn Mahan

Exploring the evolution of wood in design is an exercise in exploring the history of humanity itself. Through centuries of civilization, from the earliest forms of shelter to architectural marvels of Ancient Greece and Rome, wood has been an enduring, versatile material sparking constant innovation. Once purely functional, wood has evolved into an outlet of … Continued

Lumber Milling: A Guide for Techniques & Cuts in Architectural Design 

By Jocelyn Mahan

Lumber milling is an age-old craft that merges wood’s natural beauty with the functional needs of architecture and design. Each milling cut offers a unique intersection of form, grain pattern, and structural properties that dictate aesthetic appeal and practical utility. Understanding these techniques is key to maximizing wood’s potential, from the versatile efficiency of plain … Continued