Terraces and pool surrounds: Kebony offers a sustainable wood solution

A panoramic Kebony wood terrace crowns the HI-Bride Farm project, a bed and breakfast nestled in the heart of the southern Luberon. The rustic and authentic look of the wood, its durability, and its low carbon footprint guided the choice of architect and designer Matali Crasset. The generous terraces, walkways, and panoramic platforms invite relaxation while respecting the identity and spirit of the place.

In the Austrian Alps, Kebony wood decking shapes the identity of the "ATMOSPHERE by Krallerhof" spa, designed by Hadi Teherani Architects and opened in 2023 within the Krallerhof Hotel. This award-winning project, recognized for its architecture and landscape integration, showcases Kebony wood as its central material. Kebony is distinguished by its durability, resistance to extreme weather conditions, and low environmental footprint, while offering a natural aesthetic in perfect harmony with the alpine landscape.

Kebony wood has established itself as a key material for shaping exceptional outdoor spaces, combining luxury, durability, and seamless integration with the landscape. From alpine resorts to the terraces and lounges of the Waldorf Astoria in Costa Rica, Kebony transforms exteriors, structuring terraces, bridges, and tiered seating around aquatic areas, interacting with water and stone while withstanding the most demanding climatic conditions.