“The tradesmen who worked on the house all said, ‘I’ve seen a lot of timber frames out there, but this is something special.” —Joe C. (Decumanus Design & Build)
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This house is built on a lakeside peninsula, with a spacious porch off the living room, and a balcony off the master bedroom. Even the bathtub has a water view!
In these photos this year-round lakeside home is decked out for the holiday season. The house is built into a bank and the prow-front framing offers a spectacular view of the lake. Read more here.
For a contemporary look, these clients chose to incorporate metal elements with their wooden frame. A special feature is a retractable glass wall that expands the great room to include the covered veranda for entertaining.
A basic barn frame creates an open plan with free-flowing spaces for casual family living.
Hammer beam trusses distinguish the living room of this light-filled home.
In this addition framed in Douglas fir, elements of the decor suggest the wide open spaces of American West. See more photos of the house here.
This spacious addition provides a new main entrance to the house.
In this living room addition, an eyebrow window echoes the arch of the trusses.
These examples show how our timber frames enhance any kitchen decor.
BedroomsWhether cozy or spacious, a timber frame bedroom offers a special retreat for children or adults to relax and enjoy.
BathroomsThese timber frame bathrooms all have different looks, from rustic to spare elegance.
Fun and games!Increasingly our clients want a space dedicated to family fun and entertaining. Shown in the rooms below are pool tables, card tables, an antique bar, a fireplace, and a soaring cathedral ceiling.
Go up and down in style! These are some of the many looks our clients have chosen for their stairways: from traditional to contemporary.
