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A custom Douglas fir log cabin with exposed log ceiling in the octagonal great room, and solid log walls. The open floor plan connects the kitchen, bathroom, great room with the master bedroom in the loft.
Do you have an idea of what you'd like your cabin to look like? Together, we can create a floor plan!
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Home Construction Start to Finish - Building a New House Time Lapse! URL: https://youtu.be/VELDABqqJNk An incredible start to finish look at this dream home. This home construction time lapse video shows you the new home construction process. Home Construction Start to Finish Home Construction Time-lapse Home Construction Building Timelapse This is the personal home of Zach Parmeter, salesperson with Golden Eagle Log and Timber Homes. If you wish to see the home design and building process first hand, you can view our YouTube series entitled, "Building My Dream Home". In this professionally-filmed series of videos, Zach guides you through the entire process of building his dream home. This timber-style home is similar to our Timber Ranch 2217AR-CT, with some unique and exciting floor plan differences. Plan changes include adding a master suite reading loft above the walk-in closet, and lofted spaces in both the childrens' bedrooms for playtime. These "bonus areas" became available when Zach modified the plan by adding extra tall main floor walls and ceilings. Additional plan changes requested by Zach included a larger expanded kitchen cabinetry layout, a pet room, and a stairway to the basement from the garage. We refer to the lofted spaces in this ranch-style home as "bonus areas" because they are accessed solely by library-style ladders. Therefore, the "bonus areas" are not technically counted towards the overall square footage of this home. 3D Interactive Virtual Tour of this dream home: https://www.goldeneagleloghomes.com/galleries/3D-virtual-tour-page.asp?VRID=25 The Floor Plan (Timber Ranch 2286AR-CT) https://www.goldeneagleloghomes.com/plans-and-pricing/plan-details.asp?PID=2084 Contemporary Home Contemporary Craftsman Home Country Home Craftsman Home Timber Frame Home Mountain Home English Cottage Home Farmhouse Home Log Home Adobe Revival Home Beach Home Bungalow Home Cape Cod Home Colonial Home Mid-Century Modern Home Modern Home Ranch Home Southern Home Southwest Home Traditional Home Kitchen Design Ideas and Tips Kitchen Decor Kitchen Island Kitchen Cabinets Home Ideas 2019 Home Design Home Inspiration Mudroom Ideas Mudroom Lockers Mudroom Cabinets Mudroom Bench Mudroom Cubby Mudroom Cubbies Dining Room Dining Room Ideas Pantry Ideas Pantry Design Ideas Pantry Cabinets Wolf Induction Oven Great Room Ideas Great Room Design Master Suite Master Suite Design Ideas 2019 Master Bedroom Master Bedroom Design Master Closet Closet Organizers Closet Organizing Ideas Closet Tips Master Bathroom Ideas Master Bathroom Design Walk In Shower Tile Shower Tiled Shower Ideas Zero Barrier Entry Zero Step Shower Curbless Shower Powder Room Pocket Doors Laundry Room Design Ideas Laundry Room Space Laundry Room Organization Ideas Laundry Room Ideas Heated Garage Floors Finished Garage Storage Loft Smart Garage Doors Smart Deadlock Wifi Connected Garage Door Wifi Connected Dead Bolts Timber Staircase Herringbone Tile Barn Door Sliding Glass Barn Door Ep 1: "Getting Started" https://youtu.be/5vYx56-ieI4 Ep 2: "Customizing the floor plan" https://youtu.be/FDWh_2p-joI Ep 3: "The Interior Kitchen Bath and Laundry Room Cabinetry" https://youtu.be/ORdb3PuBuwM Ep 4: "Customizing The Exterior" https://youtu.be/RSU9ooV15B8 Ep 5: "Construction Begins" https://youtu.be/H443dZuONp0 Ep 6: "Roof & Window Installation" https://youtu.be/J18XiK36-8g Ep 7 "Log Home Milling & Timber Trusses" https://youtu.be/KxXZtIl3JhE Ep 8 "Interior Construction Begins" https://youtu.be/zEpQ9cZolAQ Ep 9 “Finishing Touches” https://youtu.be/Yao9zCxiZbw Ep 10 “New House Tour, Design Ideas, Tips!” https://youtu.be/kcURWoz3AKU
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Our Floorplan of the week is the 2680 sq. ft. Grand Lake!
On the first floor, you have 1895 sq. ft. of living space including the great room, kitchen, entryway, dining room, master bedroom, and another bedroom, main + 2 half bathrooms, and 3 season porch. The second floor offers a big loft with a bedroom, bathroom and sitting room that could also be used for an extra bedroom or office.
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At Cascade Handcrafted, we work with only the best quality logs - timber with weight, history, and character. But photos can only tell part of the story.
Until someone stands beside one of our log homes, it’s hard to grasp just how massive these logs truly are. It’s a moment that shifts perspective.
A reminder that these homes aren’t just built, they’re crafted from materials that have lived for generations.
Nestled on a picturesque hillside, the log home we built for a great client in BC offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, seamlessly blending with its environment. The design features a harmonious combination of rustic charm and modern sophistication, with handcrafted log and timber elements. With its unique blend of style, comfort, and connection to nature, the "Hillside House" is truly a masterpiece of residential design.
Today we're going to look at choosing the right logs for your log home or cabin. We recommend buying the best logs you can – any other element can be upgraded later. Better logs return their value in thermal performance, maintenance and resale not to mention aesthetic quality.
𝐖𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐓𝐲𝐩𝐞: Different types of wood have varying properties that can affect the longevity and maintenance of your cabin.
Western Redcedar: Naturally resistant to rot and insects, making it a durable option.
Douglas Fir: Ideal for log home construction because of the size, length and the consistence of the tree.
𝐋𝐨𝐠 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐞: The shape of the logs can influence the home’s appearance and construction method.
Round Logs: Provide a classic, rustic look and showcase the natural curves of the tree.
Handcrafted Logs: Retain individual character and a rustic appearance with the log flare appearance.
𝐋𝐨𝐠 𝐐𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲: Ensure the logs are of high quality by checking for:
Tight Growth Rings: Indicate dense wood, which is less prone to cracking and checking.
𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠: Logs should be properly seasoned to reduce moisture content and prevent shrinkage and warping. Logs cut in the winter are often preferred as they have lower sap levels.
By carefully considering these factors, you can select the perfect logs for your log home or cabin, ensuring it stands the test of time and provides a cozy, beautiful retreat!
It's #TimberTuesday!
Let's look at the natural lighting in your log home's design.
Natural lighting in a log home offers a myriad of benefits. It creates a warm, inviting atmosphere that highlights the rich, rustic textures of the wood, making each log's unique grain stand out beautifully. This natural illumination reduces the dependence on artificial lighting, thereby saving energy and promoting an eco-friendly lifestyle.
The abundance of natural light contributes significantly to the well-being of the occupants. It's been shown to improve mood, increase productivity, and even regulate sleep patterns by keeping the body’s internal clock in sync. In short, a log home bathed in natural light doesn't just look good—it feels good too, turning your living space into a cozy, serene haven.
Today's window companies can manufacture huge, energy efficient, custom sized windows and patio doors (up to 9 feet tall and 20 feet wide or more!) with expansive panels that flood any space with natural light, seamlessly blending the indoors with the outdoors and creating a stunning, open atmosphere. 🌞
