ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectThis terrace house was a full renovation in the inner suburb of Clifton Hill in Melbourne carried out by builder Ben Thomas. The client chose solid clear messmate flooring for the entirety of the home. The blonder timbers keep with the homes crisp, light feel. Also included were solid clear messmate stair treads and solid wild messmate timber bench tops and central island kitchen bench.Architect: Architecture Works Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectThis beachside home is down on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula in Victoria. The project has used two types of Australian hardwoods consisting of red mahogany and spotted gum in its timber cladding and decking. Both of these timbers can grey off and weather naturally over time which in turn will make the home a natural grey consistency fitting in with its surroundings.McCrae – Mornington Peninsula Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectArchitect: Rachcoff Vella ArchitectureShoreham This gorgeous farm house situated on land on the Peninsula is clad in Eco Timbers 120 x 19 Blackbutt Cladding. If you are to leave this timber cladding it will grey off into a weather grey look. If you wish for the cladding to retain its natural colour you will need to oil the timber cladding every 12 months with Cutek Extreme Preservative Oil. Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectBlackbutt CladdingArchitect: Zen ArchitectsNorthcote, VIC Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectSituated in the leafy suburb of Camberwell is this contemporary home consisting of existing red post war bricks and Eco’s 120 x 19 charred timber cladding. The charred timber helps the home feel embedded in its woodland surroundings. The durability and low maintenance of this external product make for a wonderful sustainable choice.Architect: Jane Riddell ArchitectsPhotos:Tom Roe Photography Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US About the ProjectArchitect: Andrew Simpson ArchitectsPhotos: Shannon McGrathA dramatic extension to a North Fitzroy heritage home in Melbourne. Andrew Simpson Architects was engaged to retore the heritage features but add an Italian style extension to the rear of the home with a sustainable nature. Used on the exterior cladding was Eco Timbers 120×19 charred cladding. The home now sits peacefully within the large surrounding garden.  Gallery ENQUIRE NOW CALL US ENQUIRE NOW CALL US if you liked that, then you’ll love these

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