Timber home

Nestled deep in the forests of North Carolina, enjoying a private view of Lake Adger, sits a cozy refuge, quietly hidden from the world.

Looking through the dining room towards the spiral staircase and large window. Seats near the wood stove are especially inviting.

Homeowners built a new cabin on the beloved site of their old one in the Cable area.

Check out timber cladding on these houses. 🏡🌿✨😍 The chic, rustic charm of timber-clad might just be the trendiest look nobody warned you about.

A cozy timber home is the perfect option for those looking to downsize for retirement, save money on utilities, or own a low-maintenance second house. Only you can decide how much house you need, but once you’ve got the square footage figured out, sit back and explore some great ways to make your cozy timber house feel like home.

People often ask us how a timber frame home differs from a conventional, stick built home. In this post, we’ll address some of the primary ways a timber frame home differs from a conventional stick built home.

We restore and re-erect historic timber frame buildings worldwide to create barn homes, barn houses, post and beam spaces, unique wedding and event venues.

Mass timber house made of glued-laminated timber (GLT) offering a remarkable view of the lake and its surroundings thanks to its exceptional fenestration. Photo Credit: Maxime Brouillet

Log Cabin Homes from Golden Eagle Log and Timber Homes: Photo Gallery

Ever wondered if the outside of your small cabin could look as cozy and inviting as the inside? What if the key to creating a picture-perfect getaway lies in the exterior details you’ve overlooked? In this article, we’ll explore 29 Small Cabin Exterior Ideas to Create a Picture-Perfect Getaway that will transform your cabin into