Known for its extremely fine, even grain and rich coloring, Western Red Cedar compliments any architectural style. For a casual look, knotty Cedar adds natural warmth and charm.
Used to add a bit of warmth and to bring a cohesive look from the interior of a space to the outdoors, installing Knotty Western Red Cedar tongue and groove on the ceilings inside the home, as well as in the home’s exterior soffits and ceilings is trending now. Combined with white walls, this look is perfect for a crisp, modern design.
Craftsmanship by RGN Construction of Seattle, WA
Photography by Swift Studios
It is always a pleasure to talk with our clients, whether they are here in the Pacific Northwest or scattered across the US, to learn about each individual project and help them select the correct building materials. As each package of specialty building materials is wrapped and getting ready for transport to the job site, we are proud to be a small part of someone's dream project. Many times, that is the last we ever see of our products, however, from time to time we are fortunate to have pictures sent to us of materials on the job site, as well as after installation. Be sure to check back often, as we like to post new project photos when they come in.
If we have been lucky enough to help you with a project and you would allow us to post your photos on our website and/or social media, please do not hesitate to contact us! We will provide credit and a link back to your website!
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Since Western Red Cedar is only grown in the Pacific Northwest, our products are sought out all over the US due to the quality, as well as pricing. To give our customers peace of mind, we are able to provide fire treatment to our Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir building materials, including Western Red Cedar shingles and shakes. The fire treating process we use has passed strict fire and weathering tests and complies with all building codes.
This stunning custom home was recently completed in Malibu, California. All the exterior Cedar cladding was fire treated prior to shipment. Note how the interior Western Red Cedar matches the exterior, even though the exterior has been treated. The process leaves no residue or noticeable difference in the color or texture of the Cedar.
Read more about this project and see completed photos by visiting the architect's website HERE
FEATURED PROJECTS
Due to the unique nature of our business and the relationships we have developed with mills throughout the Pacific Northwest, we were able to match the architect’s spec for the custom milled clear, vertical grain, 1×6” Western Red Cedar “nickel gap” tongue & groove our customer was looking for to complete the exterior cladding. The fence around the property was constructed using 5 foot 1×6” clear, vertical grain Western Red Cedar boards. Not only did sourcing 5’ material save this client money on the material and shipping, but it also helped keep the boards super straight between the powder-coated aluminum posts. A real win, win!
See more project photos on our blog
Craftsmanship by O'Keefe Construction of San Francisco
Photos by Tom & Kym Kelly