Arbor Wood Co.

Made here. Built for what’s next. 🇺🇸

At Arbor Wood Co., we believe sustainability starts long before our thermally modified wood reaches a project.

Our timber is responsibly sourced in the USA, and our thermally modified wood is produced here as well. That means a shorter, more resilient supply chain—while supporting American forestry, American jobs, and American manufacturing.

For architects, builders, and designers, domestic production also means greater control, more predictable procurement, and confidence in the quality and consistency of the material.

Because sustainable building materials should do more than perform beautifully. They should make sense from sourcing to installation. Read more about why U.S. manufacturing matters at the link in our bio.

Thermally modified wood may have deep roots in Europe, but its future is global.

Arbor Wood Co. is proud to be the first and only U.S. member of the International ThermoWood Association (ITWA). As an American producer of thermally modified wood, we’re bringing a distinctly American perspective to an international community focused on quality, performance, innovation, and the continued advancement of the industry.

American manufacturing. Global collaboration.

Check out our blog for more on the importance of specifying ThermoWood® for your next project.

That fall Friday feeling - As seasons change, ThermoWood® withstands, aging gracefully with time, blending in with the natural environment.

Photo 1: 2017
Photo 2: 2025

Project: Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden Wetland Boardwalk
Architect: Cuningham

Performance should never come at the expense of beauty.

Our thermally modified wood delivers exceptional durability, dimensional stability, and timeless aesthetics—allowing architects and designers to create with confidence.

Because the best materials don’t ask you to compromise.

Project: the huut
Photo: Jon Kreye | Hospitality & Travel Photographer

Great architecture connects people to nature. The right material helps tell that story.

Let us be a part of your next story. Reach out to our team by visiting us at arborwoodco.com or email us at [email protected]

Feature Project - Iron Ranger by kell.architect(s)

Photo by Troy Thies

Designed around outdoor living. The Whitfield Road House in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, makes the outdoors part of everyday life. Terraces extend from bedrooms, offices, and living spaces, while a screened porch connects multiple levels of the home and becomes a natural gathering space throughout the year.
Arbor Wood Co. ThermoWood® brings warmth, texture, and continuity to the architecture. From cladding, soffits, and screening, natural wood helps blur the line between inside and out, reinforcing the home’s connection to its landscape.

A home built not simply with outdoor spaces, but around them. See full project at the link in our bio.

Location: Chapel Hill, NC
Architect: Arielle Condoret Schechter 
Builder: Newphire Building 
Distributor: Northern South Woodworks LLC
Photos by Elijah Nacita

We’re investing in the future of thermally modified wood.🪵

Arbor Wood Co. has announced an agreement with Jartek to add a second Jartek thermal modification kiln at our St. Joe, Indiana manufacturing facility—bringing our total kiln fleet to four. This expansion means more than increased capacity. It strengthens our ability to deliver high-performing, domestically manufactured ThermoWood® products with the consistency, quality, and technical expertise our customers expect.

As demand for natural materials that combine beauty with durability, dimensional stability, and long-term performance continues to grow, we’re continuing to invest in the technology and infrastructure needed to serve the North American market.

The future of thermally modified wood is being built here in the U.S. 🇺🇸

Read the full announcement at the link in our bio.

Project Feature: Ravine House - Set against a 15-acre sustainable agroforestry farm in Mocksville, North Carolina, the Ravine House is designed to feel at home in its landscape.

Clad in Arbor Wood Co. thermally modified pine, the home pairs natural material with a distinctly modern aesthetic. The pine cladding—finished in both natural and black tones—creates contrast while allowing the warmth and character of real wood to remain central to the design. Designed and built by ADAMS DesignBuild, Inc. the home sits above the ravine on concrete piers and glulam beams, responding thoughtfully to both the site and its environment.

Natural material. Thoughtful design. Built to perform.

Architecture/Build: ADAMS DesignBuild
Product: Thermally Modified Pine Cladding
Distributor: Northern South Woodworks Northern South Woodworks LLC

Photos courtesy of ADAMS DesignBuild

Project Feature: Sea Glass - a home shaped by its site, its views, and the natural beauty around it.

Perched along the coastal cliffs of Brookings, Oregon, Sea Glass was designed to frame the endless ocean views while feeling completely at home in its surroundings. The entire residence is clad in Ash Thermowood®, finished in Smokey Grey by Cutek — a material palette that echoes the weathered tones of the coast while bringing warmth, texture, and depth to the modern architecture.

See the full project at the link in our bio or by visiting us at arborwoodco.com

Architect: Carlos Delgado Architect
Build: Integrity Builders
Product: Ash Cladding with Smokey Grey CUTEK® North America
Photos: Cheryl McIntosh of Quanta Collectiv

Next stop, Los Angeles. 🌲☀️

Arbor Wood Co. is exhibiting at ASLA 2026, bringing the beauty and performance of thermally modified wood to landscape architects and designers shaping the spaces of tomorrow.

Stop by Booth number 1661 to explore thermally modified wood for decks, boardwalks, outdoor structures, and other landscape applications—where natural materials meet long-term performance.

📍 Los Angeles, California
📅 ASLA 2026
📌 Booth #1661

Send us a DM with and we will send a link for a free ticket to the exhibit hall.