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Rough Hewn
Rough-hewn wood may look like it needs to go to finishing school, but a coarse look is the point
Houzz
January 1, 2000
The term "rough hewn" describes wood or a beam that has been shaped roughly and hasn't been sanded or finished. The surface is not smooth and the grain is very apparent and coarse.
Rough-hewn beams frame the space for this rustic wine cellar.
An unusual and charming choice for a staircase railing, these rough-hewn pieces are likely salvaged wood.
A post and lintel wall opening showcases rough-hewn timbers that provide structural support. It's a rustic touch in an otherwise polished space.
The teeth of a saw blade left visible cuts on this rough-hewn wall paneling.
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