Shou Sugi Ban, the traditional Japanese technique of charring wood, has gained popularity in modern architecture for its aesthetic appeal and durability. While traditionally applied
NELMA’s partnership with the Maine Cabin Masters has done a lot to promote the use of wood species relevant to the Northeast (“Throw some pine
The Modern Farmhouse kitchen trend isn’t going away, but designers are re-writing the trend to appeal to a more eclectic, cozy trend phase (read What
Thankfully it is more than creepy dolls, cats, and antiques. GrandmaCore is a lifestyle and aesthetic trend that encapsulates the charm, simplicity, and comforting coziness
Metropolis Magazine just released a selection of books focused on timber architecture, showcasing the material’s versatility and growing relevance in sustainable design. These books explore
It has a name: Biophilia. It means “love of life or living things,” and it was coined by social psychologist Erich Fromm in 1964. But
