Luna Arctic Layer Cladding

Thermally modified wood cladding is widely used in contemporary architecture to create durable and natural building envelopes. Luna Arctic Layer Cladding by Lunawood is a premium ThermoWood® facade panel crafted from Nordic spruce and designed to deliver a refined grey architectural finish immediately after installation. The panels feature a brushed surface enhanced with a distinctive silver-grey coating that highlights the natural wood grain while creating a sophisticated weathered appearance.

The unique Arctic coating technology is designed to evolve naturally over time. Weather-exposed areas gradually fade while shaded areas maintain a deeper grey tone, producing a balanced and organic facade patina. This process allows buildings to achieve a natural aging effect while preserving the elegant grey aesthetic often desired in modern architectural projects.

Luna Arctic Layer panels are manufactured from sustainably sourced Nordic spruce and thermally modified using heat and steam without chemicals. The thermal modification process improves the wood’s dimensional stability, durability, and resistance to changing climates. Because of these properties, Thermowood cladding can perform reliably across a wide range of environmental conditions while maintaining its structural integrity and appearance.

The cladding panels use a shiplap profile, allowing precise installation and clean linear compositions across facade surfaces. Architects frequently use Luna Arctic Layer to create contemporary timber facades with strong horizontal rhythms and subtle shadow lines between boards. The same cladding can also be applied in interior spaces, enabling seamless transitions between exterior and interior surfaces within architectural design.

With its combination of sustainability, durability, and modern aesthetics, Luna Arctic Layer Thermowood cladding is often specified for residential buildings, cultural facilities, hospitality architecture, and modern commercial projects seeking a natural yet contemporary building envelope.