Delta Millworks

Shou Sugi Ban turns timber into something deeper and more enduring. Through controlled fire, the surface is carefully burned to create a dark, textured finish, leaving behind wood that is stronger and a look that is more distinct in each individual board.

In the Ozarks, materials need to hold their own, and the Delta wood used on this project does exactly that. Wrapped in Accoya this home’s siding will be able to keep up with the ever-changing southern Missouri weather and perform for years to come.⁠
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Accoya | Barnwood | Ivory⁠
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Western Red Cedar | Delta Brown⁠
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Join Camille Jobe of  as she walks through the material choices of Tarry House. This modern take on a traditional residence is shaped by the character of the materials it is wrapped in. ⁠
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Material: Old Souls | Terlingua⁠
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We’re in Fredericksburg, Texas at Boot Ranch with , walking through a project that blends Hill Country limestone with Delta Millworks siding.

Builder John Corcorran from Sterling Creek Homes shares how the home evolved from a spec build into a fully custom residence, and how material choices like Rough Sawn Rio Frio support both performance and long-term ease of maintenance in a luxury second home setting.

Watch the full conversation on YouTube.

Material: ThermoWood Spruce | Rough Sawn | Rio Frio⁠
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Accoya Barnwood in a custom brown brings a deep richness to Forest House, with a tone that feels warm, grounded, and full of depth. The finish settles into the grain in a way that adds weight and softness at the same time.⁠
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Material: Accoya | Barnwood | Custom Brown ⁠
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Spaces that let the grain do the talking.

The next stop on our Austin tour is in Bouldin Creek with and .

Accoya Barnwood Wire Brush in Ivory gives the home warmth and texture while the custom screen walls create shifting moments of light and privacy throughout the exterior.

Full episode drops next week on our YouTube.

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Terlingua is not manufactured character. It is character preserved, stabilized, and prepared for a second life in modern spaces that still want honesty in their materials.

Watching our wood become part of these homes never gets old.

Inside , builds with the understanding that mood comes in many forms. Here, it arrives through texture, grain, and fire-finished wood, turning this Austin restaurant into a clear example of how material shapes feeling.⁠
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Material: Cypress | Custom Finish⁠
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