The Shake cabinet, by Sebastian Cox for Benchmark, features an ash carcass clad in chestnut shakes (shingles). Traditionally used as weatherproofing for roofs and walls, shakes are produced by cleaving (splitting) chestnut along the grain to form thin rectangular wooden tiles. Image Sebastian Cox.
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Chestnut, Sawnwood kiln dried, American, Sweet (Spanish, European), Japanese (kuri), Chinese
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Benchmark, Chestnut, Furniture, Interior, Sebastian Cox, Wood
Rectangular wooden chestnut shingles on a forest hut, gradually turning silvery grey.
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Chestnut, Sawnwood kiln dried, American, Sweet (Spanish, European), Japanese (kuri), Chinese
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Architecture, Chestnut, Circular, Cladding, Patina, Wood
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