Cozy Timber Frame Houses
A cozy timber home is the perfect option for those looking to downsize for retirement, save money on utilities, or own a low-maintenance second house. Only you can decide how much house you need, but once you’ve got the square footage figured out, sit back and explore some great ways to make your cozy timber house feel like home.
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At just 1,659 square feet, this timber frame mountain retreat proves that great things really do come in small packages. This modern take on a “mountain lodge” style features a kiln-dried Douglas fir frame and an open plan that lives large despite the modest square footage.
The beauty of a timber home squeezed into 400 square feet.
A Michigan couple breathes life — and an unusual purpose — into a fairytale-themed cottage.
One lucky couple hits the jackpot with a well-designed timber home that’s just right for two.
A soon-to-be retired couple builds a cozy home overlooking the Cherokee National Forest in the heart of the Appalachian Mountai...
A timber house patterned after New England barns offers thoroughly contemporary performance.
A smart design creates privacy in a compact hybrid timber frame home on a tight lot.
Indoors and out fuse effortlessly through the creative use of timber windows in this Western home.
Custom builders use their years of experience to build a highly efficient hybrid home in Montana.
Not just comfortable, this award-winning home is efficient too!
A New York barn heads to Texas when a couple decides to build a secluded timber frame house for summertime.
A New York timber frame barn becomes a Texas retreat.
With a bucolic backdrop and plenty of artistic inspiration, a Massachusetts timber frame home becomes a sanctuary for the soul.
A Toronto couple builds a charming timber home getaway on the shores of Lake Muskoka.
Just as when people built timber homes two centuries ago, available materials helped determine the look of this Colorado beauty.
A wonderful getaway cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains provides breathtaking views and a relaxed lifestyle.
Family, pets and placement all play a part in the creation of one well-designed Colorado home.
Architect David Gauld captures the tenets of this early 20th-century style in the design of a serene lakeside cottage.
