Burnt timber cladding has become an outstanding feature in modern architecture. It's attractive and long-lasting; an ancient Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban wood face charring was developed to improve the timber's weather, pest, and fire resistance. Processing in such a way provides an extended life span to the timber and makes its appearance simply stunning with an apparent texture, bringing character and depth to any building. This makes burnt timber cladding ideal for both residential and commercial projects, as it is an ecologically amiable, low-maintenance option that fuses traditional skills with modern design sensibilities.