Good weather evokes us to go out, breathe fresh air, take all the vitamins from the sun, in short, connect with nature.
And what better way to do it than enjoying a refreshing drink on a terrace after a long and restorative walk.
A terrace where we can enjoy friends, get quality time and relaxation, feel good, feel alive enjoying our free time.
There begin to be more hours of sunshine and therefore it seems that there is more life, you even begin to see vacations as a reality, instead of dreaming about them...
All these feelings are connected to something as natural as the sun.
It is the natural things that seem to make us take a deep breath and put every positive thought in its place to increase the production of endorphins in the mind.
From these sensations arose what for me is the ideal symbiosis:
Terrace-Nature-Yakisugi
Sitting on the terrace, barefoot, feeling the nature of the wood under your feet, enjoying your quality time without having to worry that summer is approaching and you have to do maintenance to protect your deck.
Have the peace of mind of knowing that this is part of the past, that you only have to spend your time enjoying it, because you chose to renovate your terrace in the smartest, safest and most lasting way...
That's right, Yakisugi wood is the best option for your terrace flooring, since you forget about the annoying annual maintenance to preserve or recover the properties of your wood.
With this legendary method so popular in our country, your terrace will last for a hundred years, you put it on and forget about it for life.
On the other hand, the connection with nature is one hundred percent real, since you have wood from forests with sustainable forest management certificates, treated with an element as natural as fire and nourished with a water-based oil that protects it even more.
As you can see, I have not yet mentioned any toxic or synthetic elements, and this is simply because there are none.
Each element that Zenwood distributes is studied to leave the minimum environmental footprint.
If you still need a reason to consider Yakisugi, reflect on this:
That a technique continues to be used centuries after its origin is a silent form of technological validation.
It is a solution where engineering arises from simplicity, and that combination is usually very attractive for both
architects and people drawn to a Zen-inspired aesthetic.
Contemporary luxury is no longer about adding more material, but about choosing materials with more meaning.
Yakisugi can bring technical performance, cultural identity, visual depth, narrative and graceful weathering.
That is why more and more studios use it not as a covering, but as an architectural statement.