Celebrate SepTimber With Us!
In honor of SepTimber, Timber Home Living wants to continue the celebration by offering giveaways through the month of September. Whether you are a timber home admirer, a current owner needing somewhere to turn to for your next DIY project, or if you are in the market for a new timber home, there is a giveaway for you!
Peruse the giveaways below and click through to learn more about each one. Then, to enter for the giveaway(s) of your choice, fill out the submission form on the page of the giveaway you'd like to enter.
- Five 2023 Annual Log Home Buyer's Guide Issues - Click here to enter
- Five of the Best Log & Timber Floor Plans 2023 - Click here to enter
- Five 2023 Timber Home Buyer's Guides - Click here to enter
- Five 2023 Log & Timber Favorite Homes Issues - Click here to enter
- Five 2023 Log & Timber Home Planners - Click here to enter
Or, take a look at our exclusive SepTimber Content!
- Our Readers’ Favorite Timber Homes of 2022 - Read Now
- Readers’ Choice: The Best Timber Homes of 2023 - Vote Now
- Reflections on Craft and Building Connections - Read Now
- Creativity in Collaboration - Read Now
- Restoring a Memorial to the Korean War - Read Now
- How Centuries-Old Timbers Found a Fourth Life - Read Now
- Jim’s Barn: A Deaf Timber Frame Raising - Read Now
Get to know the Timber Framers Guild, which unites all who love this timeless craft.
Here are the timber homes that captured readers' attention in 2022.
From the Timber Framers Guild's "Scantlings" Publication
We ran the numbers, and according to our readers, these are the most popular floor plans on timberhomeliving.com this year!
In a historic timber reclamation and up-cycling story, some nearly 500-year-old timbers begin their third use, or fourth life, ...
How Cascade Joinery helped restore a memorial pavilion dedicated to the “Army of Compassion,” which saved the lives of more tha...
How Cascade Joinery helped renowned carver Felix Solomon with ‘the project of a lifetime’: creating a 38-foot totem pole that t...
It’s not only the wood that makes people fall in love with timber frames — it’s their natural sustainability.
