The Rea Project

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The Rea Project

This newly constructed residence boasts a stunning facade adorned with exquisite burnt wood cladding, meticulously handcrafted in rural Ireland by the artisans at Toasted Wood. The innovative technique involves carefully charring the surface of the wood to enhance its durability and aesthetic appeal.

As described by Toasted Wood, the controlled burning process caramelizes the cellulose sugars within the wood, while preserving the integrity of the lignin, resulting in a material that is not only incredibly robust but also imbued with unique properties. The charred wood becomes resistant to rot, weathering, and insect damage, making it an ideal choice for exterior cladding in coastal environments. Additionally, the charring process renders the wood less susceptible to ignition, providing an added layer of fire protection—a feature that has been valued for centuries.

Inside, the residence exudes a cool Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic, with sleek black accents in the kitchen contributing to a modern and minimalist ambiance and architectural style. The juxtaposition of the rustic burnt wood exterior with the contemporary interior architecture design creates a captivating contrast, striking a harmonious balance between natural warmth and urban sophistication. Together, these elements culminate in a home that not only captivates with its stunning facade but also offers a welcoming and stylish retreat by the sea.

 

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