Plan
Planning a timber frame home involves more than just the floor plan; here you'll find expert advice on everything you need to get started, including budgeting, buying land, choosing wood, specifying a timber frame style, and more.
In a historic timber reclamation and up-cycling story, some nearly 500-year-old timbers begin their third use, or fourth life, at Point of the Bluff Vineyards in the Finger Lakes Region of New York.
Thanks to their innate charm, log and timber homes are ideally suited for downsizing. Here’s how to live large in a little space.
Single-story homes are as versatile as they are practical, and they’re perfectly designed for a lifetime of enjoyment.
Ideas to maximize your floor plan when you’ve only got one floor.
You may think that the first step on your timber home journey is designing the house, but it’s not — it’s deciding where you w...
A custom design often starts with a preexisting floor plan. Here’s a look at how one popular starting point has been transforme...
Sometimes, constraints lead to creativity.
Enlisted for everything from keeping elderly family members close by to earning extra income, accessory dwelling units are flex...
Avoid potential design pitfalls with these smart workarounds:
