Let your creativity loose with the playfulness of Thermory’s mix and match profiles
Combining different wood species, finishes and profiles brings variety to any interior or exterior design, delivering a tantalizing injection of texture and...
Australian Architecture Trends in 2024
We were curious about the architecture trends and the popularity of timber in Australia, so we asked our down under partner, McCormacks Australia, to tell...
Architecture Trends for 2024
With the EU, US and many other countries aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, sustainability is not just a construction trend anymore, but it’s...
What is biodesign, and can it be used in architecture?
In the quest to shift our world towards more sustainable practices and circular processes, designers are increasingly turning their attention to...
Discover five cozy forest cabins made with wood from Thermory
Sometimes, the best place to unwind and get away from it all is a secluded forest cabin in breathtaking surroundings. Find inspiration for your next...
The Benefits of Wood in School Construction and Design
When it comes to designing and constructing educational spaces, choosing the right materials is crucial. There has been a growing trend towards...
Designing Sustainable Indoor-Outdoor Living Spaces with Wood
As architects and landscape designers, creating indoor outdoor living spaces that are sustainable and eco-friendly is more important than ever. With a...
5 Architecture Trends for 2023
From intimate spaces like our homes to public urban areas, the environment surrounding us has a big effect on our well-being. Recent turbulent years have...
Choosing the right timber cladding
Finding the best solution to clad buildings is important for several reasons – as well as defining the look and feel of your design, it also has a major...
Thermory Design Awards: winning projects
Thermory Design Awards is part of Thermory 25 celebrations for acknowledging and rewarding our...
Thermory x TAB: Future of Architecture video series
Curators of Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2022 exhibition “Edible ; Or, The Architecture of Metabolism”, Lydia Kallipoliti & Areti...
Implementing biophilic design in public spaces
The aim of biophilic design is to create buildings and spaces that enable harmonious, naturally enjoyable experiences for their users by promoting the...
The six elements of biophilic design
The purpose of biophilic design is to create spaces that deliver benefits for both human health and the environment by nurturing people’s innate affinity...
Inspiring Exterior Wood Cladding Ideas
Natural wood can be used in many different ways. The beauty and versatility make wood unequalled building material. As both an interior and exterior design...
Durability classes of wood
We have often mentioned in our articles that Thermory Ash belongs to durability class 1 and Thermory Pine is in durability class 2. But what exactly does...
Chemical-free wood surfaces in the home
Home is where the heart is – a place where the whole family can feel safe and warm. The building materials you choose should enhance this feeling and...
Sustainable use of wood: thermally modified vs tropical wood
Wood is one of the most common building materials in the world and, with responsible forest management, it is the only renewable building material we have....
Thermally modified wood – what is it?
How did the wooden Viking ships endure the corrosive effects of salt water? Nordic seafarers used to treat their wood with fire. Our contemporary...
Thermory in Exterior Design: Cladding
Natural wood feels warm and inviting in both interior and exterior design. Especially in outdoor use, it is important to choose wood that is not only...
How sustainable is wood?
With rising concerns about climate change, the world community’s responsibility to reduce our carbon footprint rests with each and every individual and...
Color evolution of Thermory products
As a natural material, the color of wood alters over time – and there is no exception with Thermory’s thermally modified wood products, which gradually...
The positive impact of wood on health and well-being
Wood is a sustainable and versatile material with an almost limitless range of uses, including construction, tools, paper and fuel to name just a few. But...
Sourcing: not every tree makes the grade
Ensuring the highest quality with the smallest possible ecological footprint and responsible use of resources are all principles that we consider important...
A closer look at wood as a building material
Throughout the history of architecture, surely no other material has been as influential as wood. It’s rare to see a building that’s been produced...
Biophilic design – for what and whom?
A trend is taking root in the worlds of architecture and interior design based on using natural materials and living plants to better...
Discover five of our favorite thermally modified woods
If you’re considering which wood types to use for a renovation or construction project, there are several considerations that may influence your decision...
Haptic properties of wood
The wood-paneled interiors so common to mid-century homes have become sought after again, as many seek the warm, cozy feeling that the natural material...
How to keep your Thermory cladding looking great
To ensure that your Thermory cladding retains its natural warm and authentic character, it’s important to apply the correct maintenance techniques. The...
How does thermally modified wood perform in different climates?
No matter where you live when you’re choosing a decking or cladding material, you’ll have to be mindful of how that material will change over time...
How the tiny house movement has led to sustainable living
The tiny house movement has gained more momentum in the last decade, but why? It is based on tiny living: owning less so that what you own doesn’t own...
Wood in Architecture: Trends for 2022
In 2022, the global megatrend of sustainable architecture and building practices will continue. Architecture trends influence the choice of materials both...
