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Flow may be a word more often associated with rivers or even yoga teachers than timber home design, but the concept is absolutely crucial in creating a floor plan that works with your life. This article in Timber Home Living provides some expert tips for designing a gratifying timber home floor plan. READ MORE ...

Today's buyers are trying to re-create that look by asking log companies to incorporate large-diameter logs, chinking, timber, and grand entries into their rustic-setting homes. This architectural trend, informally called “Parkitecture,” takes its design cue from the shelters at national parks such as Yosemite, Yellowstone, or Zion, as well as from the great Eastern camps.

Living small doesn't have to mean sacrifice, especially with a log or timber home. In fact, people who live in smaller homes say they thrive on going compact.

The adventure of building a log or timber home begins with an idea. Then comes the challenge of making the dream a reality, and the list of items to be completed is long.

Saving energy is often a top concern of homeowners, whether driven by a desire to lower their utility expenses or tread lightly on the earth. This article in Log Cabin Homes Magazine describes how saving the environment and your money begins in the design process.

Whether the floorplan is selected from a design book or created as a one-of-a-kind design by a homeowner and architect team, it tells a story about a family and how they live in a home. This article in Log Cabin Homes Magazine presents some factors to consider when designing or choosing a floorplan.