Terracotta tiles have been a popular roofing choice in Australia since the 19th century, but here they are used to clad external walls. The terracotta roof tiles are laid like shingles with overlapping courses, and the tonal variation ties in with the bricks and timber of the facade.
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Corten steel has a rusted effect that brings shades of red, brown and orange to the exterior of the home, and can blend with urban, rural, industrial and natural settings.
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Shou sugi ban cladding can be purchased from manufacturers and suppliers, or natural timber can be torched using an open fire or jet flame to achieve a charred finish. The timber can also be used inside.
Terracotta tiles have been a popular roofing choice in Australia since the 19th century, but here they are used to clad external walls. The terracotta roof tiles are laid like shingles with overlapping courses, and the tonal variation ties in with the bricks and timber of the facade.
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