S004 Graz

These barns were built in the vicinity of the bustling city of Graz during the 18th century.

Its solid base and frame were formed by oak beams that have now been reclaimed to give life to your Oakâme furniture.

This variety, known as Sessile Oak or Quercus Petrea, is the most common and widespread in the forests of Western Europe.

Beyond its natural beauty and rustic aesthetic appeal, this species is highly valued for its quality and durability. Over the centuries, its use has extended to the construction of buildings, ships and other noble woodwork.

Take a look at the ornamental features that embellish these imposing structures! An attention to detail that offers warmth and authenticity to such an impressive robustness.

These barns, among other ancient buildings, illustrate Austria’s long tradition of building with Sessile Oak. They therefore play an essential role not only in preserving the architectural heritage and charm of Austrian villages, but also in perpetuating traditional woodworking savoir-faires.

Located in the Styrian region, Graz is Austria's second-largest city after Vienna.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Graz is a veritable architectural gem that transcends the ages. From the vestiges
of its Roman past to the imprint of the Renaissance, through the Middle Ages and contemporary futuristic buildings.
Graz is a symphony of architectural histories. A stroll through its streets is bound to fill you with wonder: narrow streets, picturesque squares, hidden arcades and colourful facades offer the Old Town
a unique charm.

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