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The Myrtle

Esperance, WA

About The Project

Dalecki Design was engaged to develop an approachable family sanctuary with lasting appeal. Through distinctive shapes and sustainable principles at every corner, The Myrtle is a testament to the studio’s passion for thoughtful and innovative spaces.

Our natural, Shou Sugi Ban timber features throughout the project. The robust and distinctive grain patterns of spotted gum were specified for this Western Australian project, giving thought to agrarian influences. The Shou Sugi Ban process on this BAL 29 rated timber involves charring all four sides of the timber, to ensure longevity and stability for the timber cladding piece.

Builder Artique Built
Photographer Dion Robeson
Architect Dalecki Design
Mortlock Timber

specifications

Products Used

  • Trendplank Shou Sugi Ban T&G 122x19mm charred cladding
  • Internal, external and garage door cladding with concealed fix
  • End matched, pre-coated in Cutek Extreme CD50 oil

Timber Used