Despite being a classic building material, thatch is frequently used in contemporary constructions as well. One of the main reasons why many people are turning towards this is that it is a great insulator and resistant to adverse weather conditions, provided they are installed correctly.
Below we discuss 8 ideas on how to use thatch for your modern home or office.
Wood and Brick
Give your modern home a traditional exterior by combining classic materials such as brick, wood, and thatch.

Single Level Homes
To let in natural light throughout the day, you can have a thatched roof that runs the length of your house and a long skylight in the middle.

Buildings
Have a thatched roof installed on your building’s roof for safety and to bring a touch of tradition to the modern design. For multistory villas in Dubai, it is a fantastic idea.

Walls
Here, as opposed to the building previously described, the roof can have glass running across it for direct sunlight, with thatch covering the remainder of the roof and outside walls.

Thatch and White Plaster
Your home can have a traditional and contemporary appearance by combining thatch and white plaster. For individuals who want to stand out from Dubai’s typical villa designs, this is a brilliant idea.

Blend with Dark Wood
For a more textured appearance, you can also install thatch on your home’s entire exterior and dark wood, similar to the design previously discussed.

Holiday Homes
Give your vacation home a vintage appearance by restoring them with contemporary timber cladding and a thatched roof. You and your guests will be transported by the exquisite aesthetics to a farmer’s cottage in the countryside.

Blend with Steel
If you want to give your house or structure a distinctive appearance, combining thatch with steel is an excellent choice. It gives the building a rustic, contemporary appearance.
