Thurgau Residence

This remarkable project in Thurgau, Switzerland exemplifies the integration of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern Swiss architecture. Clad in Nakamoto Forestry’s Suyaki finish, the home demonstrates the striking balance between natural materials and contemporary design.

Suyaki technique, at the heart of traditional Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) method, involves deep charring of the wood’s surface to enhance both its durability and aesthetic appeal. The charred timber not only creates a bold visual impact but also offers long-lasting protection against the elements, making it ideal for Swiss weather conditions.

In this project, the contrast between the dark, textured exterior and the light, natural wood accents creates a dynamic yet harmonious look. The natural surroundings and lush landscaping further enhance the warmth and organic feel of the home. Large windows and expansive outdoor spaces create a seamless connection between the inside and outside, allowing for abundant natural light while maintaining privacy.

This project showcases the versatility of Suyaki as a sustainable, durable, and beautiful material that complements both modern and traditional architectural styles. Explore how Nakamoto Forestry’s products can elevate your designs with unique finishes that honor centuries-old techniques.