Cosmo Table Lamp by Paper Paste Living. Made with moulded paper pulp from recycled paper, and an ash wood structure.

The Ydin burned wood edition stool, by Franck Divay of Inoow Design, combines Italcementi ultra high performance concrete (UHPC) with ash. The ash legs have been charred - Yakisugi, a traditional Japanese method of wood preservation using fire to burn wood - to turn them black and enhance their surface. Photo courtesy of Inoow Design.

Superleggera chair, by Gio Ponti for Cassina, 1957, in lacquered ash. After years of design refinement the wood frame was paired down to a minimum weight of just 1.7 kg

CH24 Wishbone Chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Søn, 1949, in ash frame, painted black, with natural paper cord seat.

The floor in Copenhagen Airport, by Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects and produced by Hørning uses a mix of oak, ash, jotoba and bilinga in patterned blocks.

Terminal 3 Copenhagen Airport, Denmark, designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, built 2020, featuring European ash wood lamellas.


Thermory thermally modified timber (TMT) decking, produced with ash.


The Unrockable stool, designed by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen, 1999, features 35 turned ash sticks with a funnel-shaped top

A composition of ash in various shapes, including treated and unfinished, at Carl Hansen & Søn

Ash that has been converted into a thermally modified timber (TMT) by cooking at over 180 degC