Mountain Timber Frame Houses
Mountain timber frame houses have amazing views and homes that often fit right in with the environment. Explore more mountain timber homes and find inspiration for your own build.
Smart and stylish, a green home in Canada proves how gorgeous energy efficiency can be.
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.
A North Carolina timber-frame home mixes local materials and eco-friendly methods.
A homeowner’s tale of a house built in five phases by a couple who overcame their fear of doing it themselves.
Smart design and material choices make this New Mexico timber-frame home a passive-solar powerhouse.
These homeowners drink in the stunning vistas of the Continental Divide at their bright and airy Colorado timber frame home.
Colorado homeowners redesign and renovate an old ranch house with modern materials to create a timber frame post and beam mountain masterpiece.
Just as when people built timber homes two centuries ago, available materials helped determine the look of this Colorado beauty.
A coastal couple builds a mountain retreat for a family getaway in western North Carolina.
Touring a timber home built as a vacation getaway in the Rocky Mountains.
A wonderful getaway cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains provides breathtaking views and a relaxed lifestyle.
This 35-foot-high timber frame fire tower in western Montana may offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, but its de…
When a couple went back to the drawing board to rethink the design of their vacation retreat, timber houses came to their minds.
A talented couple combines their homebuilding experience to create a striking house in the mountains of Colorado.
One family creates a fanciful French country home in the Colorado Rockies.
A North Carolina homeowner designs a home around old-growth hemlock trees and rhododendrons.
Two Florida attorneys create a getaway to share with others using reclaimed timbers from the survivor of a 1779 tragedy.
The serene Georgia highlands attract a Miami couple to build their cool timber-frame vacation home.
