Overlooking New Brunswick’s iconic Bay of Fundy — home to the highest tides on Earth — sits a new residence engineered for biophilic harmony.
Foxes, bald eagles, and peregrine falcons move through the landscape without announcement. There is truly nothing between you and the wilderness except well-chosen materials.
Kebony abounds throughout the exterior, including decking, siding, soffit, fascia, handrails, stairs, and posts. Particularly notable are the windows and patio doors, manufactured by Norwood using Kebony frames. The large-format fixed windows, some spanning five by nine feet, were fabricated by North on Sixty.
Inside, solid wood surfaces carry through the same material logic: reclaimed grey barnboard walls in the master bedroom, a Douglas Fir and glass-roofed sunroom, and cedar throughout the sauna.
In a salt air climate defined by moisture, wind, and relentless seasonal change, material choice goes far beyond aesthetic preference — Kebony’s dimensional stability and resistance to the elements make it the clear answer.