
Atelier Schwimmer has designed a new house on the banks of Lac-Brome in Quebec, Canada.
The exterior of the home is clad in larch, which has been charred to give it that burnt black appearance.

The black siding also provides a contrasting element to recessed and less exposed planks that were finished with a natural oil to protect them.

Here’s a close up of the black charred wood siding that shows how it still allows the grain of the wood to show through.

Photography: Adrien Williams | Architecture: Atelier Schwimmer | Team: Felix Schwimmer, Francesca Fiaschi | Consultants: Yannick Pelletier –Structural Eng., Yves Leblanc -. Hydro.Eng., Steve St-Hilaire – PercoDesign. | Construction: Dunfab construction, Guillaume Dumas
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