# Studio Tsukuru > Torched by Nature, Imagined by Us ## Pages - [Hinoki](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/hinoki/): Hinoki Page coming soon - [Shou Sugi Ban Cladding for Sydney and NSW Projects](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-cladding-sydney/): Authentic Japanese charred timber cladding for Sydney and NSW projects. BAL guidance, coastal detailing and samples, delivered from our Melbourne facility. - [My Account](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/my-account/) - [Shipping & Delivery](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shipping-delivery/): Shipping & Delivery Sample packs FREE delivery Australia-wide (built into the price). Current sample packs are pre-order: dispatched August 2026.... - [Cart](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/cart/) - [Checkout](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/checkout/) - [Shou Sugi Ban Cladding: Authentic Japanese Yakisugi, Delivered Australia-Wide](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-cladding/): Authentic Japanese shou sugi ban cladding, charred in Japan. From $26.40 per lineal metre inc GST. 10-year warranty, BAL guidance, delivered Australia-wide. - [Refund & Returns](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/refund_returns/): Refund & Returns We want every order to arrive exactly as expected. If something isn’t right, we’ll work with you... - [Terms and Conditions](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/terms-and-conditions/): Terms and Conditions Sales Policies Below is a range of Sales policies to match our unique direct distribution model. These... - [Privacy Policy](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policies Studio Tsukuru respects your privacy and is committed to protecting personal information collected through our website and services.... - [Our Products](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/melbourne-charred-cedar-shou-sugi-ban-products/): Shou sugi ban cladding in authentic Japanese charred cedar. Hakuu, Benii and Sumii ranges, custom colours, BAL guidance and samples. Australia-wide delivery. - [About us](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/about-us/): Melbourne yakisugi specialists since 1974. We import authentic charred Japanese cedar from Japan and custom-coat it for Australian conditions. Visit our showroom. - [Home](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/): Authentic yakisugi (shou sugi ban) cladding, charred in Japan. Three finishes from $26.40/lm inc GST, delivered Australia-wide. Sample packs $99. - [Samples](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-shousugiban-samples/): Order free shipping Yakisugi cladding samples. Choose from Hakuu, Sumii, and Benii finishes in authentic Japanese cedar. Shipped across Australia. - [Sumii](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-sumii-yakisugi/): Sumii yakisugi: hard-brushed Japanese cedar cladding in six colours. Charred in Japan, finished in Melbourne, delivered Australia-wide. Samples $99. - [Benii](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-benii-yakisugi/): Benii yakisugi: light-brushed charred Japanese cedar cladding in black, clear and natural. Charred in Japan, finished in Melbourne. Samples delivered. - [Hakuu](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-hakuu-yakisugi/): Hakuu yakisugi: deep-char shou sugi ban cladding with the classic crackled char surface. Charred in Japan, delivered Australia-wide. Samples $99. - [Blog](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-shousugiban-blog/): Explore Yakisugi and Shou Sugi Ban. Learn about charred cedar and Japanese cedar. Get installation and maintenance tips. We deliver nationwide. - [Projects](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/projects/): See yakisugi cladding on real Australian homes and commercial buildings. Project photos, architect details, and product specs for each installation. - [Contact](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/contact/): Get in touch with Studio Tsukuru in Melbourne. Enquire about yakisugi cladding, request samples, get a quote, or discuss your project with our team. - [Resources](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/resources/): Technical guides for yakisugi and shou sugi ban cladding. Installation details, maintenance schedules, specifications, and architect resources. Free downloads. ## Products - [Sumii Dune](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-dune/): Sumii Dune yakisugi, deep-brushed Japanese cedar in a light neutral tone. Custom-coated in Melbourne for lasting performance. View specs or order samples. - [Sumii Drift](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-drift/): Sumii Drift yakisugi, deep-brushed charred cedar in cool driftwood grey. Custom-coated in Melbourne for Australian conditions. View specs or order samples. - [Sumii Sahara](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-sahara/): Sumii Sahara yakisugi, deep-brushed Japanese cedar in warm sand tones. Custom-coated in Melbourne for Australian conditions. View specs or request samples. - [Sumii Mocha](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-mocha/): Sumii Mocha yakisugi, deep-brushed charred cedar in a rich mocha-brown tone. Breathable coating, bold texture. View specs or order free Australian samples. - [Sumii Natural](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-natural/): Sumii Natural yakisugi, deep-brushed charred Japanese cedar, uncoated with bold grain texture. Premium architectural cladding. Order free samples today. - [Sumii Clear](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-clear/): Sumii Clear yakisugi, hard-brushed Japanese cedar with a clear protective coat. Deep texture, natural warmth. View specs or order free samples Australia-wide. - [Benii Natural](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-natural/): Benii Natural yakisugi, light-brushed charred cedar, uncoated for a warm pre-aged finish with visible crackle. Ideal for feature walls. Order free samples. - [Benii Black](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-black/): Benii Black yakisugi, light-brushed charred cedar with a dark coated finish for modern interiors and exteriors. View specs or order free Australian samples. - [Benii Clear](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-clear/): Benii Clear yakisugi, light-brushed Japanese cedar with a clear protective coat. Warm grain, lasting durability. View specs or order samples Australia-wide. - [Hakuu Black](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-black/): Hakuu Black yakisugi, deep charred Japanese cedar with a bold matte-black finish. Hand-brushed and coated in Melbourne. View specs or order free samples. - [Hakuu Patina](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-patina/): Hakuu Patina yakisugi, charred Japanese cedar with a coated unbrushed finish that develops a rich silver patina over time. View specs or request samples. - [Hakuu Natural](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-natural/): Hakuu Natural yakisugi, uncoated charred Japanese cedar with soft matte texture and subtle grain. The purest traditional finish. Order free samples today. ## Posts - [CodeMark and Timber Cladding: What Australian Specifiers Need to Know](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/codemark-timber-cladding/): CodeMark is a voluntary certification scheme. What it means, why solid timber cladding rarely carries it, and the evidence certifiers... - [What Is Shou Sugi Ban (Yakisugi)? A Complete Australian Guide](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/what-is-shou-sugi-ban/): What is shou sugi ban (yakisugi)? How authentic Japanese charred sugi cladding is made, how it performs in Australia, and how it differs from charred hardwood. - [Is Shou Sugi Ban or Yakisugi Appropriate for BAL-Rated Areas?](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-yakisugi-appropriate-bal-rated-areas/): Can yakisugi be used in bushfire-prone zones? Learn how charred timber performs under BAL ratings and what compliance pathways exist in Australia. - [Why Sustainable Timber Outperforms Synthetic Cladding Materials](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/sustainable-timber-over-synthetic-cladding-materials/): Why natural timber cladding outperforms synthetic alternatives like PVC and composite. Compare durability, environmental impact, and long-term value. - [Using Shou Sugi Ban in Residential and Commercial Design](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-in-residential-commercial-design/): How architects use shou sugi ban in residential homes and commercial spaces. Explore design applications, material pairing tips, and specification advice. - [What Are the Different BAL Ratings in Australia?](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/different-bal-ratings-in-australia/): A guide to Australian BAL ratings from BAL-LOW to BAL-FZ. Understand how bushfire attack levels affect cladding material choices and building compliance. - [Yakisugi Charred Cladding: A Sustainable Choice](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-australia/): The complete guide to yakisugi charred cedar cladding in Australia. History, charring process, benefits, sustainability, and how to source authentic material. ## Portfolio - [Modern Classic](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/modern-classic/): Modern Classic — yakisugi charred cedar cladding on a contemporary home combining Japanese craftsmanship with modern Australian architecture. View project photos. - [Thailand House](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/thailand-house/): Thailand House — Sumii yakisugi charred cedar cladding with heavy-textured custom coating. See how Japanese timber performs in tropical conditions. - [Hakuu House](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/hakuu-house/): Hakuu House — deep charred Hakuu yakisugi cladding on a striking residential project. View photos, product details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. - [Naturally](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/naturally/): Naturally — yakisugi charred cedar cladding blending Japanese craftsmanship with natural surroundings. View project photos and finish details by Studio Tsukuru. - [Wabi Sabi](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/wabi-sabi/): Wabi Sabi — custom-colour Benii yakisugi on a modern Japanese home. See how Studio Tsukuru delivered a one-of-a-kind charred cedar finish for this project. - [Custom width and thickness](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/custom-width-and-thickness/): Custom width and thickness yakisugi cladding by Studio Tsukuru. See how bespoke Japanese charred cedar dimensions transform this architectural project. - [My Home](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/my-home/): My Home — Benii yakisugi charred cedar cladding on a contemporary residence in Japan. View project photos, finish details, and product specs. - [Benii House](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/benii-house/): Benii House — light-brushed yakisugi cladding on a modern Japanese home. See installation photos, product finish details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. - [BARN](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/barn/): BARN project — Sumii yakisugi cladding on an industrial-style building in Japan. See photos, product specs, and architect details for this charred cedar build. - [Glen Iris House | Melbourne, Australia](https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/glen-iris-house-melbourne-australia/): Glen Iris House | deep charred Hakuu yakisugi cladding on a striking residential project. View photos, product details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. # # Detailed Content ## Pages - Published: 2026-08-14 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/hinoki/ Hinoki Page coming soon > Authentic Japanese charred timber cladding for Sydney and NSW projects. BAL guidance, coastal detailing and samples, delivered from our Melbourne facility. - Published: 2026-08-04 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-cladding-sydney/ 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Shou Sugi Ban Cladding for Sydney and NSW Projects Studio Tsukuru supplies authentic Japanese shou sugi ban cladding to Sydney and across New South Wales: genuine sugi (Japanese cedar), charred in Japan by a mill that has practised the craft since 1974. We ship from Melbourne and deliver to Sydney and right across New South Wales, with freight quoted per project. Studio Tsukuru supplies authentic Japanese shou sugi ban cladding to Sydney and across New South Wales: genuine sugi (Japanese cedar), charred in Japan by a mill that has practised the craft since 1974. We ship from Melbourne and deliver to Sydney and right across New South Wales, with freight quoted per project. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX2hvbWVfMSUyMGRlc2t0b3BfdmlkMSUyMiUzRSUzQyUyRmRpdiUzRQ== Authentic Japanese sugi, not charred Australian hardwood Shou sugi ban (also written yakisugi) is a centuries-old Japanese method of preserving timber by charring its surface. The technique was developed for sugi, a light, dimensionally stable softwood whose open grain takes the char beautifully and weathers with grace. Charred timber cladding made from dense Australian hardwood is a different product entirely: heavier, harder to work, and without the deep, even blackened-timber surface that genuine sugi produces. Studio Tsukuru imports its sugi from a Japanese mill in continuous operation since 1974. The timber is PEFC-certified and Goho Wood certified under Japan's Clean Wood Act, so the chain of custody is documented from forest to facade. When an architect or builder specifies shou sugi ban wood from us, they are getting the material, the method and the provenance... - Published: 2026-07-21 - Modified: 2026-07-21 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shipping-delivery/ Shipping & Delivery Sample packs FREE delivery Australia-wide (built into the price). Current sample packs are pre-order: dispatched August 2026. Sent by parcel courier with tracking. Cladding orders delivered Australia-wide by freight carrier, kerbside. Freight quoted per order as part of your quote (distance and volume). CTA button: "Get a quote" linking to contact. Delivery times Metro east coast, regional, WA/TAS/NT Receiving your delivery Estimated Dispatch & Confirmation The scheduled dispatch date provided by Studio Tsukuru is an estimate only and will be confirmed upon receipt of the Acceptance Slip and Deposit. Studio Tsukuru will make every effort to dispatch the Goods on or before the estimated dispatch date but will not be held responsible for delays caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control. Occurrence of Delivery Delivery is considered to have occurred when the Goods are delivered to the designated site specified in the Quote or Order Form; or if the Customer collects the Goods, or arranges for an agent or third party to collect them, delivery is considered to have occurred when the Goods are handed over to the Customer, agent, or third party. Kerbside Delivery Protocol Delivery of Goods will be made to the kerbside at the Customer’s designated delivery address or the site in the following manner: Studio Tsukuru’s responsibility for delivery shall be limited to placing the Goods at the kerb or nearest accessible point for the delivery vehicle. The Customer shall be solely responsible for moving the Goods from the kerbside to the desired... > Authentic Japanese shou sugi ban cladding, charred in Japan. From $26.40 per lineal metre inc GST. 10-year warranty, BAL guidance, delivered Australia-wide. - Published: 2026-07-21 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-cladding/ Shou Sugi Ban Cladding: Authentic Japanese Yakisugi, Delivered Australia-Wide Studio Tsukuru supplies authentic Japanese shou sugi ban cladding, charred sugi imported direct from a mill that has practised the craft since 1974. This is the real article: genuine Japanese cedar (sugi, Cryptomeria japonica), flame-charred in Japan, then finished and delivered across Australia. Where most local suppliers char Australian hardwood and call it shou sugi ban, we import the timber the technique was built for. That distinction is the whole point, and it is what you see, and feel, in the finished wall. 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This is the real article: genuine Japanese cedar (sugi, Cryptomeria japonica), flame-charred in Japan, then finished and delivered across Australia. Where most local suppliers char Australian hardwood and call it shou sugi ban, we import the timber the technique was built for. That distinction is the whole point, and it is what you see, and feel, in the finished wall. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX2hvbWVfMSUyMGRlc2t0b3BfdmlkMSUyMiUzRSUzQyUyRmRpdiUzRQ== Authentic Japanese sugi, not charred Australian hardwood Shou sugi ban (also written yakisugi) is a centuries-old Japanese method of preserving timber by charring its surface. The technique was developed for sugi, a light, dimensionally stable softwood whose open grain takes the char beautifully and weathers with grace. Charred timber cladding made from dense Australian hardwood is a different product entirely: heavier, harder to work,... - Published: 2026-07-21 - Modified: 2026-07-21 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/refund_returns/ Refund & Returns We want every order to arrive exactly as expected. If something isn't right, we'll work with you to resolve it quickly and fairly.   Your Rights Under Australian Consumer Law Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. If a product is faulty, damaged, or not as described, you're entitled to an appropriate remedy in accordance with Australian Consumer Law. Depending on the circumstances, this may include a repair, replacement, or refund. Change of Mind We do not offer refunds, exchanges, or credits for change-of-mind purchases or incorrect product selection. Please choose carefully before placing your order. If you're unsure which product is right for your project, we're happy to help before you purchase. 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Cookies help us improve website performance and user experience. You may disable cookies through your browser settings. · Sharing Personal... > Shou sugi ban cladding in authentic Japanese charred cedar. Hakuu, Benii and Sumii ranges, custom colours, BAL guidance and samples. Australia-wide delivery. - Published: 2025-12-01 - Modified: 2026-08-08 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/melbourne-charred-cedar-shou-sugi-ban-products/ Products Charred Timber Cladding Range: Hakuu, Benii and Sumii Our charred timber cladding range comes in three finishes. Shou sugi ban cladding is timber preserved by fire: in Japan the technique is called yakisugi, and it is the name we use for the genuine article. Each board of Japanese cedar is charred the traditional way, so the carbon layer itself becomes the protection, with an optional wax for UV and colour control. Explore the Hakuu, Benii and Sumii ranges below, with custom colour matching available and delivery Australia-wide. Discover our collection of authentic Shou Sugi Ban & Yakisugi timber finishes. Each board is crafted in Japan, refined in Melbourne, and designed to deliver lasting performance in Australian architecture. Whether you are seeking a smooth contemporary profile or a bold charred texture, our range offers a finish that brings warmth, depth, and character to every project. Access our resources page for detailed product spec sheets, technical specifications, and downloadable brochures. Hakuu is the traditional unglazed Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) finish where the charred surface is left intact. This creates a striking black façade with a distinctive texture and the highest level of protection against the elements. - Deep matt-black Yakisugi Water-shedding charred exterior cladding Modern minimalist wall finish Benii is Japanese cedar with an elegant light-brushed Yakisugi finish. Charred timber for modern Japanese cladding, interior and exterior. Professional specification support Australia-wide. - Light-brushed Yakisugi Warm cedar texture for interiors Refined natural Japanese finish Sumii is premium Japanese cedar with a distinctive... > Melbourne yakisugi specialists since 1974. We import authentic charred Japanese cedar from Japan and custom-coat it for Australian conditions. Visit our showroom. - Published: 2025-10-31 - Modified: 2026-08-02 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/about-us/ About us About Studio Tsukuru: Melbourne's Yakisugi Specialists Since 1974 Studio Tsukuru was founded on a single purpose: to bring the beauty and resilience of Japan’s traditional Yakisugi timber to Australian design. For more than five decades, our partners in Japan have perfected the art of charring cedar to protect and enhance its natural character. Today, Studio Tsukuru continues that heritage, refining and finishing authentic Shou Sugi Ban timber in Melbourne for modern Australian architecture. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX2Fib3V0X3VzXzElMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= The Yakisugi Tradition Yakisugi, also known as Shou Sugi Ban, is a centuries-old Japanese technique of charring cedar timber to create a naturally durable surface. By carbonising the outer layer, Yakisugi gives soft cedar a hardened protective surface against sun and rain. The process seals the surface of the wood and slows moisture uptake. This ancient method is valued not only for its performance but for its aesthetic depth, rich textures, dark tones, and subtle variations that make each board unique. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX2Fib3V0X3VzXzIlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= Our Legacy Since 1974 Our story began in Japan in 1974 when one of the country’s leading timber producers pioneered industrial-scale Yakisugi manufacturing. From those roots, Studio Tsukuru was established in Melbourne to connect Japan’s timber artisans with Australian architects and builders. Every piece of Yakisugi we supply is crafted in Japan, refined locally, and supported by our technical team to ensure outstanding quality and project performance. Timeline Highlight: 1974: Yakisugi production established in Japan 2010: Global recognition for Shou Sugi Ban innovation 2023: Studio Tsukuru founded in Melbourne, Australia JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX2Fib3V0X3VzXzMlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= Designed... > Authentic yakisugi (shou sugi ban) cladding, charred in Japan. Three finishes from $26.40/lm inc GST, delivered Australia-wide. Sample packs $99. - Published: 2025-10-15 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/ Authentic Yakisugi Cladding Imported from Japan Every board is sugi, Cryptomeria japonica, the Japanese cedar the technique was developed for. Our timber is PEFC certified and Goho Wood certified under Japan's Clean Wood Act, so the chain of custody is documented from forest to facade. The boards are flame-charred in Japan by a mill that has practised the craft since 1974. The carbon layer itself becomes the protection, with no paint or film required, and Rubio WoodCream is available as an optional wax where you want additional UV and colour control. 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Shou sugi ban and yakisugi are two names for the same craft, and we import the original article rather than charring local hardwood. The result is charred timber cladding with the deep, even blackened timber surface the technique is famous for. Crafted in Japan, Tailored in Melbourne Since 1974 Melbourne's Shou Sugi Ban Timber Specialists Crafted in Japan - Tailored in Melbourne From our Knoxfield workshop we inspect, finish and pack every order, and we colour-match custom finishes across all three ranges. Architects and builders get spec-level support: board profiles, wall build-up guidance and physical samples before you commit. We deliver Japanese timber cladding Australia-wide, with most of our projects landing in New South Wales and Queensland. shou sugi ban cladding Built for Australian sites Shou sugi ban cladding is suited to Australian... > Order free shipping Yakisugi cladding samples. Choose from Hakuu, Sumii, and Benii finishes in authentic Japanese cedar. Shipped across Australia. - Published: 2025-09-25 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-shousugiban-samples/ Samples Find the perfect texture for your project JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJibGFja19iYXJfc2FtcGxlJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNF Yakisugi Timber Cladding finishes & Profiles Discover our collection of authentic Yakisugi timber finishes. Each board is crafted in Japan, refined in Melbourne, and designed to deliver lasting performance in Australian architecture. Whether you are seeking a smooth contemporary profile or a bold charred texture, our range offers a finish that brings warmth, depth, and character to every project. Explore the refined minimalism of Hakuu Yakisugi, the bold hard-brushed texture of Sumii Yakisugi, or the balanced grain expression found in Benii Yakisugi. Kuro Yakisugi Sample Pack (4 Boards) $99. 00 inc. GST Add to cart Shop now - $99 Kuro Yakisugi Sample Pack (4 Boards) Shiro Yakisugi Sample Pack (4 Boards) $99. 00 inc. GST Add to cart Shop now - $99 Shiro Yakisugi Sample Pack (4 Boards) Sample Kit Purchase & Refund Terms To support your design process, we offer a 100% refund on the cost of your sample kit when you proceed with a full project order. How it works: The total value of your purchased sample kit(s) will be credited as a discount on your final invoice for cladding or timber supply. Eligibility: This offer applies to confirmed project orders only. Limit: One sample kit refund per project/customer unless otherwise agreed. Note: Shipping costs for the sample kit are non-refundable. We encourage you to experience the authentic texture and quality of our Yakisugi firsthand before committing to your build. How to use your samples Four boards, delivered for... > Sumii yakisugi: hard-brushed Japanese cedar cladding in six colours. Charred in Japan, finished in Melbourne, delivered Australia-wide. Samples $99. - Published: 2025-08-12 - Modified: 2026-08-16 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-sumii-yakisugi/ Sumii 炭 JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJ4LWNvbnRhaW5lciUyMiUzRSUwRCUwQSUyMCUyMCUzQ2RpdiUyMGNsYXNzJTNEJTIybGluZSUyMGxpbmUxJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNFJTBEJTBBJTIwJTIwJTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJsaW5lJTIwbGluZTIlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0UlMEQlMEElM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= Sumii Yakisugi: Hard-Brushed Japanese Cedar Cladding Bold Hard-Brushed Charred Cedar Texture Make a striking architectural statement with Sumii, showcasing premium Japanese cedar with a distinctive hard brush finish that brings exceptional depth and texture to any surface. Each board is precision-crafted from handpicked logs for superior uniformity and dramatic visual impact. To better understand the material character and surface variation, you can check our Sumii Yakisugi samples prior to specification. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX3Byb2R1Y3Rfc3ViJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNF Colour range SUMII Yakisugi Cladding Bold Character Hard Brushed Cedar Hard-brushed yakisugi, pronounced grain Sumii’s hard-brushed yakisugi on Japanese sugi (Cryptomeria japonica) creates a bold, tactile surface with pronounced grain and deep shadow lines. Authentic shou sugi ban craftsmanship delivers a contemporary charred timber look that reads calm at a distance and richly textured up close. Charred timber performance in Australia The carbonised surface slows moisture uptake and weathers slowly. For exterior longevity in Australian conditions, specify a breathable, non-film-forming oil or cream sealer to regulate moisture and support UV moderation. Use stainless fasteners and detail for drainage and ventilation. Patina that deepens contrast over time Outdoors, the hard-brushed char will soften with weathering. Raised grain can silver subtly while valleys remain darker, enhancing contrast without compromising the timber, a behaviour also reflected across the range including the Sumii Sahara Yakisugi finish and the more restrained Sumii Natural Yakisugi. Specifications 1. Type A : Tongue and Groove • Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar/Sugi) • Length: 3,930 mm (3. 93 meters) • Width : 140 mm (effective... > Benii yakisugi: light-brushed charred Japanese cedar cladding in black, clear and natural. Charred in Japan, finished in Melbourne. Samples delivered. - Published: 2025-08-11 - Modified: 2026-08-16 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-benii-yakisugi/ Benii 紅 JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJ4LWNvbnRhaW5lciUyMiUzRSUwRCUwQSUyMCUyMCUzQ2RpdiUyMGNsYXNzJTNEJTIybGluZSUyMGxpbmUxJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNFJTBEJTBBJTIwJTIwJTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJsaW5lJTIwbGluZTIlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0UlMEQlMEElM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= Benii Yakisugi: Light-Brushed Japanese Cedar Cladding Elegant Charred and Brushed Cedar Finish Benii is Japanese cedar with an elegant light-brushed yakisugi finish. Charred timber for modern Japanese cladding, interior and exterior. Professional specification support Australia-wide. For colour tone, grain reveal, and surface feel, you can check our Benii Black Yakisugi samples prior to specification. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX3Byb2R1Y3Rfc3ViJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNF Colour range BENII Yakisugi Cladding Elegant Light Brushed Cedar Warm grain, modern edge Benii is our most authentic yakisugi finish. After authentic shou sugi ban charring on Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica), the surface is lightly brushed to reveal the grain. From a distance it feels calm and refined, while up close it is richly textured for modern Japanese cladding, with deeper tonal contrast seen in Benii Black Yakisugi. Built for Australian exteriors The charred-then-brushed surface sheds water while staying breathable. For Australian exteriors, use a non-film-forming, VOC-free hydrophobic cream or oil to manage moisture and UV. Specify marine grade stainless or fasteners detail for durability. Natural silvering, low‑touch care Outdoors, raised grain can silver subtly while valleys remain darker, deepening shadow lines, a softer expression that aligns closely with Benii Natural Yakisugi. Specifications 1. Type A : Tongue and Groove • Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar/Sugi) • Length: 3,930 mm (3. 93 meters) • Width : 140 mm (effective coverage 122 mm) • Thickness : 21mm • Applications: Exterior timber cladding, decking, railings, pergolas; interior paneling/feature walls • Moisture content: ≤ 14% at installation • Density: ~360–420 kg/m³ • Hardness: 320–500 lbf... > Hakuu yakisugi: deep-char shou sugi ban cladding with the classic crackled char surface. Charred in Japan, delivered Australia-wide. Samples $99. - Published: 2025-08-06 - Modified: 2026-08-16 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products-hakuu-yakisugi/ Hakuu 白 JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJ4LWNvbnRhaW5lciUyMiUzRSUwRCUwQSUyMCUyMCUzQ2RpdiUyMGNsYXNzJTNEJTIybGluZSUyMGxpbmUxJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNFJTBEJTBBJTIwJTIwJTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJsaW5lJTIwbGluZTIlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZkaXYlM0UlMEQlMEElM0MlMkZkaXYlM0U= Hakuu Yakisugi: Deep Charred Japanese Cedar Cladding Traditional Unglazed Charred Cedar Finish Hakuu is the traditional unglazed Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) finish where the charred surface is left intact . This creates a striking black façade with a distinctive texture and a high level of protection against the elements, with a depth of char similar to Hakuu Black Yakisugi cladding. JTNDZGl2JTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJiYXJfc2V0JTIwYmFyX3Byb2R1Y3Rfc3ViJTIyJTNFJTNDJTJGZGl2JTNF Colour range HAKUU Yakisugi Cladding Deep Charcoal for Maximum Protection Bold aesthetic The deep, matte-black char layer of Hakuu delivers striking contrast and shadow play in modern and minimalist architecture. Authentic shou sugi ban craftsmanship on Japanese Yakisugi creates a bold, tactile finish that reads calm from a distance and richly textured up close. Weather performance The carbonised surface slows moisture uptake and weathers slowly. For exterior longevity in Australian conditions, specify a breathable, non-film-forming oil or cream sealer to regulate moisture and support UV moderation. Use stainless fasteners and detail for drainage and ventilation. Natural patina Outdoors, the char will gradually soften through weathering, developing a subtle silvered sheen while maintaining the timber’s integrity, reflecting the patinated character of the Hakuu Patina Yakisugi finish. Specifications 1. Type A : Tongue and Groove • Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar/Sugi) • Length: 3,930 mm (3. 93 meters) • Width : 140 mm (effective coverage 122 mm) • Thickness : 21mm • Applications: Exterior timber cladding, decking, railings, pergolas; interior paneling/feature walls • Moisture content: ≤ 14% at installation • Density: ~360–420 kg/m³ • Hardness: 320–500 lbf (Janka)... > Explore Yakisugi and Shou Sugi Ban. Learn about charred cedar and Japanese cedar. Get installation and maintenance tips. We deliver nationwide. - Published: 2024-12-29 - Modified: 2026-04-02 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-shousugiban-blog/ Blog Yakisugi & Shou Sugi Ban Insights Deep dives into charred timber projects, care, and culture. > See yakisugi cladding on real Australian homes and commercial buildings. Project photos, architect details, and product specs for each installation. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-03-16 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/projects/ Projects Torched by nature, Imagined by us See Yakisugi Come to Life: Handcrafted shou sugi ban, real Japanese timber, refined textured cladding > Get in touch with Studio Tsukuru in Melbourne. Enquire about yakisugi cladding, request samples, get a quote, or discuss your project with our team. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-07-01 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/contact/ Contact Let’s Talk About Your Yakisugi Project Contact Studio Tsukuru: Charred Timber and Japanese Cladding Experts Enquiry First name Last name Phone Email Role Architect/DesignerBuilderHome ownerOther State ACTNSWNTQLDSATASVICWA Preferred Contact Method EmailMobile Contact Studio Tsukuru: Charred Timber and Japanese Cladding Experts Address Showroom Studio 1/50 Rushdale St, Knoxfield Melbourne VIC 3180 Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Appointment only Sat-Sun Closed Reach us Write us an e-mail via the form, or contact us directly Mail us contact@studiotsukuru. com. au Call us 0401 270 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 > Technical guides for yakisugi and shou sugi ban cladding. Installation details, maintenance schedules, specifications, and architect resources. Free downloads. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-07-05 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/resources/ Resources Yakisugi Installation Guides, Specs & Resources Studio Tsukuru can assist you with all aspects of Japanese timber. We are based in Melbourne, and with our production partner in Japan, we can help you with your project from conception to finish. We look forward to making your vision come true. FAQ Yakisugi (焼杉) is the Japanese term for charred Japanese cedar(Sugi, スギ, 杉). Traditionally, the surface of the board is carefully burned, then cooled and finished. This deep heat treatment transforms the outer layer of the timber, giving it a distinctive look and improving its durability when detailed and maintained correctly. Yes. “Yakisugi” is the original Japanese term for charred Japanese cedar (焼杉). In English‑speaking markets, the technique became popular under the name “Shou Sugi Ban”, which is a loose romanisation of the Japanese words for “charred cedar board”. At Studio Tsukuru we use the term “Yakisugi” to reflect the authentic Japanese origin, and we mention “Shou Sugi Ban” because many architects and homeowners still search for Yakisugi under that name. Yakisugi offers a combination of performance and aesthetics that is hard to replicate with standard finishes. Surface protectionThe charring process alters the outer timber layer, which can assist with resistance to moisture and UV when detailed and maintained correctly. Longer maintenance cyclesCompared with many clear or painted softwood finishes, Yakisugi can generally be re‑coated less often, depending on exposure and finish type. Distinctive appearanceFrom deep, all‑black char through to brushed and oiled textures, Yakisugi adds depth and shadow that... ## Products > Sumii Dune yakisugi, deep-brushed Japanese cedar in a light neutral tone. Custom-coated in Melbourne for lasting performance. View specs or order samples. - Published: 2025-08-09 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-dune/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Dune Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, double-brushed and coated for a neutral sand‑beige finish with soft grey undertones Product Overview Sumii Dune pairs authentic double-brushed Yakisugi texture with a breathable protective coat that produces a calm, sand-beige tone softened by subtle grey undertones. The aggressive brushing reveals strong grain and fibre relief, while the coating stabilises colour and improves cleanability, making Sumii Dune ideal for modern, minimalist cladding where a neutral, durable backdrop is required. It is one of several finishes available within the Sumii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Double‑brushed (hard‑brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) for pronounced grain and depth-Breathable desert‑sand/beige coating with soft grey undertones for a muted, neutral palette-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Improved surface durability and cleanability for higher‑use areas-Low‑sheen, tactile finish that preserves contrast and texture-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for consistent tone control -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -Modern minimalist exterior cladding and refined facades-High‑traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts needing a neutral backdrop-Entryways, porches and public spaces where durability and subdued tone are required-Privacy screens, battens and shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings seeking a calm, sand‑toned aesthetic profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density... > Sumii Drift yakisugi, deep-brushed charred cedar in cool driftwood grey. Custom-coated in Melbourne for Australian conditions. View specs or order samples. - Published: 2025-08-09 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-drift/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Drift Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, double-brushed and coated in weathered grey-brown for a calm, zen-toned durable finish Product Overview Sumii Drift is crafted from premium Japanese cedar, refined through centuries of forest management. All brushing and coating are performed in Melbourne to ensure a consistent finish and local quality control. It is one of several finishes available within the Sumii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Double-brushed (hard‑brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) that accentuates grain and depth-Breathable weathered grey‑brown coating for a calm, muted tone-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Improved surface durability, cleanability and colour stability for high‑use zones-Low‑sheen, tactile finish that preserves contrast and texture-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for consistent results -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -High‑traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts-Exterior cladding and textured facades requiring durable finish-Entryways, porches and public spaces where wear resistance is needed-Privacy screens, battens and architectureal shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings that require a blond, time-honed aesthetic with robust performance profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm for tongue and groove, 129mm for shiplap. Use the cover width for take-off, not the... > Sumii Sahara yakisugi, deep-brushed Japanese cedar in warm sand tones. Custom-coated in Melbourne for Australian conditions. View specs or request samples. - Published: 2025-08-09 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-sahara/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Sahara Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, double-brushed and desert-sand coated for a warm, sand-toned durable finish Product Overview Sumii Sahara is featuring double-brushed Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) with a breathable desert-sand brown coating. The aggressive brushing exposes bold grain and fibre relief, while the breathable coating produces a soft sand tone, improves cleanability and adds durability for higher-traffic interiors and exteriors. Finished and colour-matched in Melbourne for consistent results, it forms part of the broader Sumii Yakisugi range Key Features -Double-brushed (hard‑brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) for pronounced grain and depth-Breathable desert‑sand brown coating that delivers a warm, sand‑toned aesthetic-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Improved surface durability and cleanability for high‑traffic use-Low‑sheen, tactile finish that preserves contrast and texture-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for consistent tone control -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -High‑traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts-Exterior cladding and textured facades requiring durable finish-Entryways, porches and public spaces where wear resistance is needed-Privacy screens, battens and architectureal shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings that require a blond, time-honed aesthetic with robust performance profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm... > Sumii Mocha yakisugi, deep-brushed charred cedar in a rich mocha-brown tone. Breathable coating, bold texture. View specs or order free Australian samples. - Published: 2025-08-08 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-mocha/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Mocha Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, hard-brushed (double-brushed) and coated for a durable finish suited to high‑traffic areas Product Overview Sumii Mocha is the coated variant of Sumii Clear. The double-brushed Yakisugi surface exposes bold fibre relief and grain, then receives a breathable mocha-brown protective coat that produces a neutral, muted backdrop with a soft Scandinavian tone. Engineered for higher-traffic interiors and exteriors, Sumii Mocha balances strong textural presence with improved durability and colour stability, finished and colour-matched in Melbourne for consistent results. It forms part of the broader Sumii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Double-brushed (hard‑brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) for pronounced grain and depth-Breathable mocha-brown coating that delivers a neutral, muted Scandinavian character-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Improved surface durability and cleanability for high‑traffic use-Low‑sheen, tactile finish that preserves contrast and texture-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for consistent tone control -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -High‑traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts-Exterior cladding and textured facades requiring durable finish-Entryways, porches and public spaces where wear resistance is needed-Privacy screens, battens and architectureal shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings that require a blond, time-honed aesthetic with robust performance profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar... > Sumii Natural yakisugi, deep-brushed charred Japanese cedar, uncoated with bold grain texture. Premium architectural cladding. Order free samples today. - Published: 2025-08-08 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-natural/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Natural Charred + Brushed + Uncoated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, hard-brushed (double-brushed) and uncoated to keep natural grain exposed for bold definition and depth Product Overview Sumii Natural is a double-brushed Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) sugi that aggressively reveals fibre relief and grain, producing a strong, tactile surface. Left uncoated and unoiled, it develops a crafted, pre-aged character in situ, ideal for projects that prioritise honest texture and pronounced timber presence. It sits within the broader Sumii Yakisugi range Key Features -Double-brushed (hard-brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) for pronounced grain and depth-Keeps natural Japanese cedar grain exposed for a bold, tactile surface-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Uncoated and unoiled to allow authentic, site-specific patination-High-contrast texture that enhances shadow and architectureal relief -Spec-ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature timberwork Use Cases -Exterior cladding and textured facades requiring strong grain expression-Feature walls and entry treatments with a crafted, pre-aged look-Privacy screens, battens and architectureal shading devices-Balconies, pergolas and exposed external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Interior feature ceilings and panelled linings that demand a pronounced timber presence profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm for tongue and groove, 129mm for shiplap. Use the cover width for take-off, not the 140mm face. Thickness: 21mm Length:... > Sumii Clear yakisugi, hard-brushed Japanese cedar with a clear protective coat. Deep texture, natural warmth. View specs or order free samples Australia-wide. - Published: 2025-08-08 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/sumii-clear/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Sumii Sumii Clear Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, hard-brushed (double-brushed) and coated for a durable finish suited to high‑traffic areas Product Overview Sumii Clear is the coated version of Sumii Natural. The double-brushed Yakisugi surface aggressively reveals fibre relief and grain, then receives a breathable protective coat that produces a warm blond character and significantly improves durability. Sumii Clear is designed for projects that need the bold, textural presence of double-brushed sugi with the added performance required in high-traffic interior and exterior environments. It is one of several finishes available within the Sumii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Double-brushed (hard-brushed) Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) that accentuates grain and depth-Coating produces a warm blond character while preserving texture-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Breathable, non-film-forming protective coat for colour stability and durability-Low‑sheen, high‑contrast tactile finish with improved cleanability-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for consistent results -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -High‑traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts-Exterior cladding and textured facades requiring durable finish-Entryways, porches and public spaces where wear resistance is needed-Privacy screens, battens and architectureal shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings that require a blond, time-honed aesthetic with robust performance profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar /... > Benii Natural yakisugi, light-brushed charred cedar, uncoated for a warm pre-aged finish with visible crackle. Ideal for feature walls. Order free samples. - Published: 2025-08-07 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-natural/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Benii Benii Natural Charred + Brushed + Uncoated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, brushed, char-removed and uncoated for a warm, pre-aged finish that preserves crackle shading. Product Overview Benii Natural is a purpose-developed Yakisugi finish that gently removes surface char while retaining the fine crackle shading and a pre-aged, warm tone. Light brushing exposes the sugi grain and produces a tactile, textured surface that reads like a time-honed façade. Left uncoated and unoiled, Benii Natural develops a soft, site-specific patina that suits premium residential and architectureal projects where a cultivated, aged character is desired. It represents the most naturally aged expression within the Benii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Brushed, char-removed Yakisugi that preserves crackle shading-Warm, pre-aged aesthetic with tactile timber grain-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Uncoated and unoiled to allow natural patination and low-intervention ageing-Low initial sheen for a restrained architectural look -Spec-ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature timbers Use Cases -Premium exterior cladding and textured facades-Feature walls and entry treatments that require a pre-aged character-Privacy screens, battens and shading where warm texture is desired-Balconies, pergolas and exposed external joinery for a crafted look -Interior feature ceilings and framed elements seeking an aged timber presence profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm for tongue and... > Benii Black yakisugi, light-brushed charred cedar with a dark coated finish for modern interiors and exteriors. View specs or order free Australian samples. - Published: 2025-08-07 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-black/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Benii     Benii Black Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, Brushed and black-coated for a deep, durable finish Product Overview Benii Black is the coated black variant of Benii Clear. Brushing reveals warm sugi grain while a breathable protective coat produces a consistent, rich black tone and improved durability for high-traffic interior and exterior applications. Finished in Melbourne for colour control and quality, Benii Black gives a modern, time-honed appearance with reduced maintenance compared with uncoated char finishes. Key Features -Brushed Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) char that retains subtle grain and crackle shading-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Breathable black coating for colour stability and enhanced surface durability-Deep, consistent black tone with low‑sheen, textured finish-Finished and colour‑matched in Melbourne for reliable results-Reduced surface dusting and improved cleanability for high-traffic zones -Spec‑ready profiles for cladding, battens and feature linings Use Cases -High-traffic interior feature walls, lobbies and commercial fitouts-Exterior cladding and refined facades where a deep black aesthetic is required-Entryways, porches and public spaces needing durable, low-maintenance finishes-Privacy screens, battens and shading devices in exposed locations-Balconies, pergolas and external joinery in moderate exposure zones -Feature joinery and panelled linings requiring a consistent black tone profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm for tongue... > Benii Clear yakisugi, light-brushed Japanese cedar with a clear protective coat. Warm grain, lasting durability. View specs or order samples Australia-wide. - Published: 2025-08-07 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/benii-clear/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Benii Benii Clear Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakishgi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, brushed and coated for a rich brown, durable finish ideal for high-traffic areas. Product Overview Benii Clear (Coated) is a brushed sugi cladding, finished with a refined Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) texture and a protective coating that enhances its natural warmth to a rich brown hue. This coating not only deepens the colour but also provides superior durability, making it ideal for high-traffic interior and exterior applications where both aesthetic appeal and robust performance are paramount. It represents the coated, performance-led option within the Benii Yakisugi range. Key Features -Brushed Yakishgi (Shou Sugi Ban) char that reveals warm timber grain-Sustainably sourced Japanese cedar (sugi)-Protective coating enhances natural warmth to a rich brown colour-Superior durability and resistance, ideal for high-traffic areas-Smooth, modern aesthetic with subtle shading and low sheen-Finished and colour-matched in Melbourne for consistent results -Reduced surface dusting and improved long-term appearance Use Cases -High-traffic interior feature walls and ceilings in commercial and hospitality settings-Exterior cladding and refined facades requiring a rich, durable finish-Entryways, lobbies, and public spaces where durability and aesthetic impact are key-Privacy screens, battens, and architectureal shading devices in exposed areas-Mixed interior/exterior transitions such as porches and breezeways -Feature joinery and panelled linings in demanding environments profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar... > Hakuu Black yakisugi, deep charred Japanese cedar with a bold matte-black finish. Hand-brushed and coated in Melbourne. View specs or order free samples. - Published: 2025-08-07 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-black/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Hakuu Hakuu Black Charred + Brushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Japanese cedar, Hand brushed and coated for a matte, textured, water-repellent finish Product Overview Hakuu Black pairs authentic Yakisugi heat-char with a Hand brushing to subtly reveal grain while retaining the signature crackled char texture. Finished in Melbourne with a breathable, hydrophobic coating, Hakuu Black delivers a refined, matte-char aesthetic that sheds water and reduces surface soiling while maintaining the tactile, time-honed character designers expect from traditional Japanese sugi. It offers a coated, low-maintenance option within the Hakuu Yakisugi range. Key Features - Premium Japanese cedar (sugi) heat-charred using Yakisugi technique -Hand brushed surface to expose grain without removing the crackled char texture -Breathable, hydrophobic coating for water repellency and reduced dusting -Matte, textured appearance with controlled weathering and colour stability -Finished and quality-checked in Melbourne to suit Australian exposures Use Cases -Premium exterior cladding and architectureal facades -Privacy screens, battens and shading devices where texture and water-shedding matter -Balconies, pergolas and exposed external joinery -Hospitality and residential feature walls and entry treatments -Interior feature ceilings and framed elements where a brushed-char finish is desired profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or shiplap. Species, thickness and length are the same across both; only the cover width differs: Species: Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar / sugi), density 350 to 420 kg/m3 Board width: 140mm total. Cover width 122mm for tongue and groove, 129mm for shiplap. Use the cover width for... > Hakuu Patina yakisugi, charred Japanese cedar with a coated unbrushed finish that develops a rich silver patina over time. View specs or request samples. - Published: 2025-08-06 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-patina/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Hakuu Hakuu Patina Charred + Unbrushed + Coated Traditional charred Yakisugi Japanese cedar, unbrushed and coated for a colour-stable, weather-resistant finish Product Overview Hakuu Patina in the Charred · Unbrushed · Coated specification pairs traditional Yakisugi heat-charring with a premium, breathable protective coating. Boards are left unbrushed so the charred surface retains its tactile, layered grain, while the coating stabilises tone, repels moisture and reduces surface dusting for a predictable, long-lasting exterior appearance. This finish forms part of the Hakuu Yakisugi range for projects requiring controlled patina and reduced maintenance. Key Features -Authentic Yakisugi base - heat-charred Japanese cedar for genuine texture and depth. -Unbrushed surface - preserves the raw, tactile char and visible grain for true wabisabi character. -High-performance breathable coating - UV-resistant, moisture-repellent finish that slows uncontrolled fading and reduces dusting. -Predictable patina - coated finish keeps the designer-intended tone longer while still allowing subtle, natural ageing. -Durable detailing - coating improves resistance to surface degradation compared with unoiled char. -Flexible offerings - available as cladding, battens and feature timbers in custom sizes and profiles. -Spec-ready - compatible with standard timber-cladding best practice and stainless-steel fixings. Use Cases -Premium exterior facades where retained charcoal tone is critical to the design intent. -Hospitality and residential entrances, porte-cocheres and feature walls where texture and lower maintenance are required. -Balconies, pergolas and external joinery exposed to variable weather that need coating protection. -Interior feature ceilings and framed elements where charred texture is desired without surface dusting. -Screening, battens and shading devices where... > Hakuu Natural yakisugi, uncoated charred Japanese cedar with soft matte texture and subtle grain. The purest traditional finish. Order free samples today. - Published: 2025-08-05 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/products/hakuu-natural/ - Categories: Products - Tags: Hakuu Hakuu Natural Charred + Unbrushed + Uncoated Traditional charred Yakisugi Japanese cedar, unbrushed and unoiled for a matte, time-honed finish Product Overview Hakuu Natural is Studio Tsukuru’s unoiled, unbrushed Yakisugi (shou sugi ban) cedar. The boards are heat-charred using traditional Japanese technique to produce a soft, matte black surface that reveals subtle timber grain and tactile texture. Left unoiled, Hakuu Natural develops a unique, site-specific patina over time that celebrates wabi-sabi aesthetics and low-intervention finishes. It represents the most restrained expression within the Hakuu Yakisugi range. Key Features -Authentic technique: Traditional heat-charring for genuine Yakisugi texture and depth. -Matte, unoiled finish: Low initial sheen that weathers naturally to a lived-in patina. -Visual texture: Char allows the grain to read through the char for a tactile, layered look. -Durable surface: Heat treatment increases surface hardness and slows moisture uptake compared with untreated timber. -Low initial maintenance: No factory oiling means owners who prefer natural weathering can install and leave it to age. -Versatile profiles: Available as cladding, feature timbers in custom lengths and sizes. -Spec-ready: Pair with stainless fixings, ventilated cavity and breathable membrane for long-term performance. Use Cases -Exterior cladding and facades for homes and boutique commercial buildings, creates a strong architectural statement with evolving character. -Privacy screens and fencing, deep char provides visual privacy with refined material presence. -Architectural battens and shading devices, durable and visually striking for sun-screening and facades.     profiles and dimensions (mm) Specifications Our boards are supplied in two profiles, tongue and groove or... ## Posts - Published: 2026-08-13 - Modified: 2026-08-13 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/codemark-timber-cladding/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides CodeMark is a voluntary certification scheme. What it means, why solid timber cladding rarely carries it, and the evidence certifiers actually use for yakisugi. If you are specifying charred timber cladding in Australia, sooner or later someone on the project team asks the CodeMark question. Builders hear it from certifiers, architects hear it from builders, and suppliers get the email: does your cladding carry CodeMark certification? It is a fair question, and it deserves a straight answer rather than a vague one. Here is how CodeMark actually works, why solid timber cladding rarely carries it, and what evidence certifiers look for instead. What CodeMark actually is CodeMark Australia is a voluntary, third-party building product certification scheme administered by the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB), the same body that publishes the National Construction Code. Certificates, formally called Certificates of Conformity, are issued by independent accredited certification bodies after they assess a product against specific NCC requirements. A CodeMark certificate does one powerful thing: building authorities in every state and territory must accept it as evidence that the product complies with the NCC provisions listed on the certificate, provided the product is used exactly as the certificate describes, within its stated limitations and conditions. Certificates are valid for three years at a time. That mandatory acceptance is unique. Every other form of compliance evidence is assessed on its merits by the building surveyor or certifier on your project. Is CodeMark mandatory? No. CodeMark is one of several recognised ways to demonstrate a product is fit for purpose under the NCC's evidence of suitability provisions in Part A5. The code accepts a range of documentary evidence, including... > What is shou sugi ban (yakisugi)? How authentic Japanese charred sugi cladding is made, how it performs in Australia, and how it differs from charred hardwood. - Published: 2026-07-21 - Modified: 2026-08-02 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/what-is-shou-sugi-ban/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides Shou sugi ban is the Japanese practice of charring timber to protect and beautify it. The surface of the board is deliberately burned, then cooled, cleaned and finished, leaving a carbon layer that shields the wood underneath. The result is a deep, textured black cladding that has been used on Japanese buildings since the Edo period. This guide explains what shou sugi ban is, where it comes from, how authentic Japanese yakisugi is made, and how it performs in Australian conditions. It also covers the honest difference between genuine Japanese-imported sugi and the charred Australian hardwood sold by some local suppliers, so you can specify the right material with confidence. What Is Shou Sugi Ban and Where Does It Come From? Shou sugi ban (焼杉板) is a traditional Japanese method of preserving timber by charring its surface with fire. The technique originated in Japan, where it was developed to protect cedar cladding on houses, fences and storehouses against rain, sun and weather. By converting the outer layer of the timber to carbon, the builder created a durable, weather-resistant skin without paints, chemicals or sealers. The wood used in authentic shou sugi ban is sugi, or Cryptomeria japonica, the Japanese cedar. The technique is bonded to this species. Sugi is light, dimensionally stable and takes the char beautifully, which is why the traditional name for the finished product is yakisugi, literally "burnt cedar". A note on the name itself is useful here, because it is the source of constant confusion in... > Can yakisugi be used in bushfire-prone zones? Learn how charred timber performs under BAL ratings and what compliance pathways exist in Australia. - Published: 2026-02-20 - Modified: 2026-08-09 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-yakisugi-appropriate-bal-rated-areas/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides The short answer Yes at BAL-LOW, BAL-12. 5 and BAL-19, provided the bottom of the wall is detailed in a compliant material. No at BAL-29, BAL-40 and Flame Zone. That is a narrower answer than some suppliers give, and it is the one we can point to a clause for. What AS 3959 actually says about external walls Most of the confusion about timber cladding in bushfire areas comes from reading the material lists without reading the sentence that sits above them. AS 3959:2018 clause 5. 4. 1 covers external walls at BAL-12. 5, and clause 6. 4. 1 covers BAL-19. Both begin the same way. The requirements apply to: "the exposed components of an external wall that are less than 400 mm from the ground or less than 400 mm above decks, carport roofs, awnings and similar elements or fittings having an angle of less than 18 degrees to the horizontal and extending more than 110 mm in width from the wall" And both clauses close with this: "This Standard does not provide construction requirements for the exposed components of an external wall that are 400 mm or more from the ground or 400 mm or more above decks, carport roofs, awnings and similar elements... " So at BAL-12. 5 and BAL-19, the material restriction applies to a band at the bottom of the wall. Above that band, the Standard says it does not set requirements for the cladding at all. This is why timber cladding remains available at... > Why natural timber cladding outperforms synthetic alternatives like PVC and composite. Compare durability, environmental impact, and long-term value. - Published: 2026-02-10 - Modified: 2026-08-02 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/sustainable-timber-over-synthetic-cladding-materials/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides Sustainable timber cladding consistently outperforms synthetic cladding materials when it comes to environmental impact, long-term durability, and architectural integrity. Unlike plastic or composite products, responsibly sourced timber is renewable, repairable, and designed to age naturally rather than deteriorate. This is why architects increasingly specify sustainable timber cladding for residential and commercial projects seeking longevity and environmental accountability. Key Takeaways Sustainable timber is renewable and stores carbon throughout its lifespan Timber ages naturally and can be repaired or refinished rather than replaced Synthetic cladding often degrades under UV exposure and heat Timber offers greater material honesty and architectural depth Lifecycle costs and environmental impact favour natural materials over time The Growing Shift Away from Synthetic Cladding Across Australian architecture, there is a clear shift away from synthetic cladding materials such as PVC boards, aluminium composites, and fibre cement lookalikes. While these products are often promoted as low-maintenance solutions, their long-term performance and environmental cost are increasingly scrutinised. Architects and builders are returning to natural materials that align with sustainability goals and design longevity. Timber cladding, particularly when produced using traditional techniques, offers performance benefits that synthetic materials struggle to match. This shift reflects a broader understanding that building materials should perform across decades, not just at installation. Environmental Impact: Renewable Vs Manufactured The environmental difference between sustainable timber and synthetic cladding begins at material origin. Why timber is inherently more sustainable Harvested from responsibly managed forests Renewable and biodegradable Acts as a carbon store during its service life Requires lower embodied... > How architects use shou sugi ban in residential homes and commercial spaces. Explore design applications, material pairing tips, and specification advice. - Published: 2026-01-20 - Modified: 2026-07-31 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/shou-sugi-ban-in-residential-commercial-design/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides Shou Sugi Ban, also known as Yakisugi, is a traditional Japanese timber finishing technique that has found renewed relevance in contemporary architecture. Through the controlled charring of timber, the material develops a distinctive surface that offers visual depth and practical performance. Across residential and commercial projects, Shou Sugi Ban is increasingly specified not as a decorative feature, but as an architectural material system. Its applications range from external cladding and feature facades to interior wall linings and detailed architectural elements. Understanding how and why it is used across different contexts allows designers to apply the material more thoughtfully and effectively. Key Takeaways Shou Sugi Ban is a charred timber material that offers both visual depth and long term performance rather than a surface coating. Architects use Shou Sugi Ban in residential and commercial projects for its texture, durability and ability to age naturally. The material works well for exterior cladding and interior features when detailed correctly and integrated into a broader material palette. Thoughtful specification and installation allow Shou Sugi Ban to perform reliably across Australian climates and design contexts. Understanding Shou Sugi Ban as an Architectural Material At its core, Shou Sugi Ban is created by charring the surface of timber, traditionally Japanese cedar, before cooling, brushing, and finishing the boards. This process alters the timber at a surface level, creating a carbonised layer that changes both its appearance and behaviour. The resulting material has a tactile, textured surface with visible grain definition and tonal variation. Depending on the... > A guide to Australian BAL ratings from BAL-LOW to BAL-FZ. Understand how bushfire attack levels affect cladding material choices and building compliance. - Published: 2026-01-15 - Modified: 2026-08-04 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/different-bal-ratings-in-australia/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape, and the risk they pose has a direct influence on how buildings are designed and constructed. For anyone planning to build or renovate in a bushfire-prone area, understanding BAL ratings is an essential first step. BAL ratings inform construction methods, material selection, and detailing, helping to reduce risk and improve building resilience. This article explains what BAL ratings are, how they are determined, and what each level means in practical terms. By understanding the differences between BAL ratings, project teams can make more informed decisions early in the design process and ensure compliance with Australian standards. Key Takeaways BAL ratings define how much bushfire exposure a building must withstand and guide design and construction decisions in bushfire-prone areas. Ratings range from BAL-LOW to BAL-FZ, with higher levels requiring stricter materials, detailing and system performance. BAL assessments consider vegetation type, distance, slope and fire intensity under Australian Standard AS 3959. Understanding BAL ratings early helps ensure compliance, improve resilience and support safer long-term building outcomes. What Is a BAL Rating? A Bushfire Attack Level, or BAL, describes how severely a bushfire could bear on a building at a given site. The rating reflects three forms of attack: embers carried ahead of a fire front, radiant heat from burning vegetation nearby, and, on the most exposed sites, direct contact with flame. The framework sits within AS 3959, the Australian Standard that governs building work in designated bushfire-prone areas. Each rating level carries its... > The complete guide to yakisugi charred cedar cladding in Australia. History, charring process, benefits, sustainability, and how to source authentic material. - Published: 2024-12-29 - Modified: 2026-08-02 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/yakisugi-australia/ - Categories: Blog - Tags: Yakisugi Guides Origins Yakisugi (焼杉) translates to "burned cedar" and is a traditional technique for protecting timber siding, primarily used on the exterior of traditional Japanese homes before chemical wood protection existed. This method was traditionally used to protect timber from weather and to improve its dimensional stability. Today, Yakisugi is often referred to as "Shou Sugi Ban”, with “Sugi” meaning the same as in Yakisugi. While Yakisugi is the familiar term in Japan, "Shou Sugi Ban" is not widely recognized there. Japan is a forest-rich nation, with over 66% of the land covered by forests, ranking third worldwide after Finland and Sweden. Timber has been a staple in Japanese construction for centuries, with concrete only recently taking precedence in urban areas. Before chemical wood treatments existed, Yakisugi was employed to extend the life of siding and to improve its dimensional stability. This method involves charring the wood's surface to create a protective layer. Historically, it was used to enhance wood's durability and resistance to weather. Today, yakisugi charred cladding is celebrated for its unique aesthetic and environmental benefits. It offers a sustainable alternative to chemical treatments, aligning with modern design trends. Architects have rediscovered the technique as interest in traditional craft has grown. Designers and architects worldwide are drawn to its blend of heritage and modernity. Yakisugi's versatility makes it a compelling choice for both interior and exterior applications. The Origins of Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Yakisugi, or shou sugi ban, has deep roots in Japanese history. This method was developed... ## Portfolio > Modern Classic — yakisugi charred cedar cladding on a contemporary home combining Japanese craftsmanship with modern Australian architecture. View project photos. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-07-01 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/modern-classic/ The charm and comfort of contemporary living. A perfect stage for nature. > Thailand House — Sumii yakisugi charred cedar cladding with heavy-textured custom coating. See how Japanese timber performs in tropical conditions. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/thailand-house/ Traditional residence; Modern Yakisugi About this projectAn elevated cabin in Thailand, clad vertically in Sumii yakisugi in a warm brown tone. The build sits on concrete piers clear of the ground, with black-framed windows and a pale timber veranda closing one end. Sumii is the hard-brushed finish with the widest colour range, which is what makes projects like this work: charred weather protection in a tone chosen to sit beside raw timber rather than dominate it. The standard colours are on the Sumii range page. Exploring tones beyond black? The charred timber cladding range shows all three finishes and their colours in one place. > Hakuu House — deep charred Hakuu yakisugi cladding on a striking residential project. View photos, product details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/hakuu-house/ Completed in 2022, this Japanese timber construction is clad in Hakuu yakisugi, burnt and brushed with a black oil coating.   About this projectHakuu House carries the finish it is named after across a full gable, under a band of timber-mullioned glazing with a slatted vent tucked into the ridge. Below the glass, the black oil coating lets silvery grain streak through the char. The brushed and coated version of Hakuu suits projects that want the traditional black with a more uniform, low-sheen surface. Completed in 2022, the build is timber through and through. Start with the blackThe shou sugi ban guide explains how deep char differs from the brushed finishes, and where each belongs. > Naturally — yakisugi charred cedar cladding blending Japanese craftsmanship with natural surroundings. View project photos and finish details by Studio Tsukuru. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/naturally/ Pure and unadulterated black beauty. About this projectPhotographed in Chile, this project sets unbrushed Hakuu yakisugi against weathered corten steel: two materials that carry their surface history openly. At close range the alligator-textured char reads almost like fabric. Hakuu is the traditional finish, the char left intact rather than brushed back. It is the deepest black in the range and the one that shows the crocodile-skin texture of yakisugi most clearly. Feel the texture yourselfPhotographs flatten char. A sample pack does not. > Wabi Sabi — custom-colour Benii yakisugi on a modern Japanese home. See how Studio Tsukuru delivered a one-of-a-kind charred cedar finish for this project. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/wabi-sabi/ A modern take on wabi-sabi: the custom colour on this project is neither black nor white, sitting in the charcoal range between the two. About this projectThis single-storey home in Japan wears a custom-coloured yakisugi in a deep, textured charcoal, with timber-framed glazing and a silvering deck softening the palette. The textured char keeps the surface alive where a painted board would sit flat. Custom colour matching is available across the Studio Tsukuru ranges, so a project is not locked to the standard colours. The simplest path is to start from the closest stock finish and adjust from there. Chasing a colour in between? Order a sample pack first, then talk to us about matching. The Benii range is a natural starting point for softer tones. > Custom width and thickness yakisugi cladding by Studio Tsukuru. See how bespoke Japanese charred cedar dimensions transform this architectural project. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/custom-width-and-thickness/ Weathering About this projectNot every facade wants the standard board. This project runs narrow-width yakisugi battens vertically: the same charred sugi as the standard boards, milled to a narrower section. It shows how differently the material reads when the section changes. Talk to us about custom widths and thicknesses for project quantities. Specifications for the standard profiles are on the shou sugi ban cladding page, and the technical documents live in the resources library. Need a non-standard profile? Send through your drawings and we will tell you what is achievable for your quantity. > My Home — Benii yakisugi charred cedar cladding on a contemporary residence in Japan. View project photos, finish details, and product specs. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/my-home/ The comfort of home.   About this projectA two-storey home in Japan wrapped in Benii yakisugi laid horizontally, its warm brown tones set against a Japanese maple and a raked gravel court. The same boards read darker or lighter as the sun moves across the gable. This is the finish for projects that want charred timber without committing to black: brushed enough to show grain, dark enough to feel grounded. The full colour set is on the Benii range page. Picture it on your buildA sample pack is the fastest way to see how Benii sits against your other materials. > Benii House — light-brushed yakisugi cladding on a modern Japanese home. See installation photos, product finish details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/benii-house/ Tradition meets modern About this projectBenii House is a reference project in Japan built around the finish it is named after. From the tatami room, full-height sliders open to a veranda where a light-brushed Benii yakisugi wall meets raw cedar deck boards under a timber ceiling, the palette running from pale to black. The photograph shows why Benii suits projects that want warmth rather than drama. Brushing exposes the grain beneath the char, so the wall shifts between brown and black as the light moves. See how the finishes differOur shou sugi ban guide walks through the three finishes, and a sample pack puts the boards side by side in your hands. > BARN project — Sumii yakisugi cladding on an industrial-style building in Japan. See photos, product specs, and architect details for this charred cedar build. - Published: 2024-12-28 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/barn/ Spacious grandeur About this projectA working shed on a forested block in rural Japan, clad in Sumii yakisugi laid horizontally. The build keeps its palette to three materials: charred boards, sheet roofing and a concrete apron, with a sliding door in uncoated timber that will silver over the years against the black wall. It is a good demonstration of why hard-brushed Sumii boards make sense on utility buildings as well as houses: the charred surface sheds weather while asking little in return. Want this look on your project? Order a yakisugi sample pack to compare Sumii against the other finishes in your own light. > Glen Iris House | deep charred Hakuu yakisugi cladding on a striking residential project. View photos, product details, and specifications by Studio Tsukuru. - Published: 2024-11-14 - Modified: 2026-08-14 - URL: https://studiotsukuru.com.au/portfolio/glen-iris-house-melbourne-australia/ Glen Iris House | Melbourne, Australia About this project Tucked into a leafy street in Glen Iris, in Melbourne's inner east, this family home is wrapped in Hakuu Black yakisugi: sugi boards charred in Japan, then brushed and finished in a deep black coating that lets the grain show through the char. The project was completed in May 2026. The boards run vertically, with the fixings set in clean, even rows. From the street the facade reads almost matte; up close the brushed texture comes alive, catching the light differently through the day. That depth is what charred timber offers where painted cladding stays flat. Charring is a centuries-old Japanese technique that pre-weathers the surface: the char sheds water and UV, and the finish asks little in return, an occasional wash down and a recoat when the colour eventually softens. Thinking about a similar facade? Order a yakisugi sample pack to hold Hakuu Black in your hands, or explore the full shou sugi ban cladding range. Supplied Australia-wide from our Melbourne facility.