I hope you're doing well! I just came across an incredible video interview that I thought you'd love to see. It's all about the latest home in Omokoroa that features a stunning Japanese charred timber finish on TMT Pine cladding.

The interview includes insights from both the builder, Gardo Group, and the designer, StudioH. They discuss the Shou Sugi Ban technique and its application on this new home, which has been supplied by The Blackwood Project. It’s fascinating to hear their perspectives on how this traditional Japanese method enhances the durability and aesthetic appeal of the timber.

Here’s the link to the video interview:

In the video, they cover everything from the inspiration behind using Shou Sugi Ban to the practical benefits it brings to the table. It's a great deep dive into how this technique not only adds a unique visual element but also provides added protection to the home.

I think you’ll find it really interesting, especially if you’re into innovative building materials and design methods. Let me know what you think after you watch it!