Western red cedar, aged. Silvered, mottled, quietly weathered.
Aged cedar is the same western red cedar, given time. An aged treatment draws the timber forward into a patina it would otherwise take decades of weather to reach — silvered and pewter-toned, mottled, shifting between tones across a single length. No two boards read the same, and that’s the appeal.
The result is a designer’s timber. It carries the warmth and the scent of cedar, but the colour sits back — soft, muted and unmistakably natural, which is why it settles so easily into contemporary interiors where a raw or dark timber would shout. It looks like it has always been there.
A patina is not a colour, it’s a range. Aged cedar mottles and shifts across the grain — the timber holds the look of decades of weathering, without moving another inch.
