In 2012 the UN declared 21st March the International Day of Forests (IDF), an effort to raise awareness of the importance of forests

This installation at the Madrid Design Festival, a collaboration between Waugh Thistleton Architects, the American Hardwood Export Council and ARUP, is made ...

The next timber species to feature in our mood board series is Douglas Fir, one of the world's most well-known timbers, which pairs perfectly with grey-blues...

Next in our moodboard series we have Tulipwood. American tulipwood is one of the largest trees native to the forests of eastern USA, and is used for both saw...

In our timber mood board series this month we are featuring hemlock. Hemlock has a natural lustre and is a pale, cream colour with distinctive growth marks a...

Henning Larsen Architects plans Copenhagen’s first all-timber neighbourhood, Fælledby, the winning concept of a national design competition hosted by local r...

We have rounded up our favourite inspiration images from Pinterest featuring some incredible timber work from the last few months. You can follow us on Pinte...

Inspired by a change in the season we have started to put together some mood boards for each of the timber species we offer to help inspire you and your next...

Waste in construction is a serious problem. Around 100 million tonnes of waste in the UK each year comes from construction and demolition.

This month we are featuring our Gamma Panel. Perfect for creating a unique and interesting feature wall or ceiling. Find out more about the Gamma Panel below...

Managing acoustics, particularly in large or potentially noisy spaces, is an important consideration when designing interiors to make the space as comfortabl...

We love the natural grain, variation in colour and distinctive features in timber and how it makes every project unique. But do you know how the grain in tim...

Even though the ceiling is a major feature of any room, we tend to neglect their appearance. Often painting them the safe choice of white and not giving it a...

How will construction look in 2030? Better standards, off-site construction, more wood. An interesting article about the future of construction from All Home...

You might be wondering where the name Wellington Architectural came from? No it's not from the capital of New Zealand, the name Wellington actually comes fro...

While we only have a limited range of designs in the perforated panel range, the design options are endless and we are able to customise our perforated panel...

We are proud to announce that Wellington Architectural has opened a UK branch. In partnership with Hawkings Cladding, Wellington Architectural products will ...

Not sure where to start when designing perforated panels for your project? We have put together an easy 3 step design guide with helpful tips to make the des...

We worked with Wainwright Facades setting up our shared office space above our new workshop in Hume. We have designed the office to showcase our perforated p...

Sourcing sustainable timber is an important step in the manufacture of timber products. As we become more aware of our impact on the environment the responsi...