In the heart of the Dutch countryside, where rivers Maas and Waal weave their tranquil course, stands the Hernen Carriage House, a structure as steadfast as the land it rises from.
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The oak that forms the backbone of the Carriage House is no ordinary wood. It hails from forests steeped in European history, trees that stood tall as Napoleon marched, as empires rose and fell, and as the Industrial Revolution roared to life.
The Carriage House’s oak framework is a masterwork of joinery, an art nearly forgotten in today’s world of mass production. The beams, some as large as 12 by 12 inches, are interconnected with precision, held together by wooden pegs and 4-inch tenons.
To incorporate the storied timbers of the Hernen Carriage House into a modern project is to infuse it with history, soul, and unparalleled character. Whether for a residential sanctuary, a bespoke hospitality experience, or a one-of-a-kind custom project, these beams are more than materials—they are legacies.
