Log and Timber Home Living

Log & Timber Home Living magazine is the ultimate guide to log, timber and hybrid homes. Expect expert advice on everything from floor plan design to materials and maintenance, as well as inspiring home tours, decorating ideas and more!

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Log and Timber Home Living

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HEAVEN ON EARTH • For one reader, paradise takes the form of a ranch-style home situated among the foothills of North Carolina’s Brushy Mountains.

LANDSCAPE WITH STAMINA • Midsummer gardening can be exhausting. Use these strategies to conserve your energy while still having an abundant, showy landscape.

AGE APPROPRIATE • No matter how old you are, it’s never too soon to think about aging-in-place strategies that will protect you and your investment.

SINGLE STORY AT ANY SIZE • From seamless indoor-outdoor living to easy upkeep and timeless elegance, single-story log and timber homes are a stylish, smart option for all.

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PASSION PROJECT • After a decade of hard work, a century-old cabin in Government Camp is reborn as a rustic retreat.

PLANNING & PREPPING FOR Basement Flooring • Managing moisture is key, but choosing the appropriate product and creating a suitable surface are crucial factors in establishing a long-lasting, comfortable basement floor.

Where the Farm Meets the Lake

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Make the Most of It • This great room is a study in using every inch of space to the max — with stunning results.

TIMBER WIYHIN REACH • At the intersection of strategic design and budget consciousness, the Rothenbergers arrive at their beautiful timber frame hybrid home.

NEW START IN NEW HAMPSHIRE • A family’s intrepid journey to achieving their dream retreat at Mount Sunapee becomes more meaningful when good news arrives.

natural INSPIRATION • This riverside retreat is a celebration of wood, warmth and the beauty of the wild.

PHOENIX RISING • Out of the ashes of tragedy, a beautiful timber home emerges-a testament to a Montana couple’s resilience to go beyond reconstruction and create something new.

7 Tips for Single-Story Storage

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