A Minnesota Timber Home PhotosA Minnesota Timber Home February 2009 | Timber Home Living |
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| Three acres of woods and wetlands surrounding the Martinsons' home posed a challenge for transporting the timbers to the job site. |
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| You won't find drywall or painted finishes in the Martinsons' timber home—just the natural beauty of wood. A pair of craftsmen from Bruce Prevost Construction did all the tongue-and-groove surfaces throughout the home. |
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| Dan and Heidi love to cook, so they wanted their kitchen to be both functional and beautiful. A large center island provides ample space for food preparation and dining. |
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| The gorgeous timbers provide plenty of inspiration for dinner conversation in the dining area. The frame is constructed from carefully selected standing-dead Douglas fir timbers, complemented by beautiful tiger wood flooring. |
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| The master suite is a dream retreat, though Dan wishes it were a little bigger to accomodate a king-sized bed. One of the most eye-catching design elements is the half-wall separating the sleeping quarters from the bathroom. |
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| The half-wall dividing the master bath from the bedroom allows the beauty of the timber frame above to define the space. A peek into the bedroom beyond reveals a door leading to a secluded balcony for the homeowners. |
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| The home's lower level boasts plenty of living and entertaining space, comprising a sophisticated wet bar, sauna, workout room, wine cellar, media room and two bedrooms. |
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