Cabins
Our timber-framed cabins are built for people who want more than a simple structure—they want a place that feels rooted, warm, and lasting. Using traditional joinery and heavy timbers, we create cabins that showcase the beauty of wood while standing up to the elements. Whether it’s a quiet retreat, guest space, or full-time home, each cabin is crafted to fit your land, your climate, and the way you live.
Project 1
This cruck-framed cabin uses gracefully curved timbers that rise from the ground to form the main structure, creating a space that feels both ancient and alive. The exposed frame, natural materials, and hand-crafted details give the cabin a warm, sheltering feel that connects modern living with traditional building roots.
Project 2
This large timber frame home showcases the strength and warmth of heavy wood brought to a full-scale living space. Tall ceilings, exposed beams, and wide open rooms create a sense of volume and light, while the solid frame and natural materials make the house feel grounded, enduring, and deeply connected to its surroundings.
Project 3
Perched in the mountains, this high-peaked timber framed cabin is shaped to shed snow, catch light, and frame the surrounding views. The steep roofline, exposed timbers, and compact footprint create a cozy, sheltering retreat that feels safe and warm in all seasons while still opening out to the landscape beyond.
Project 4
This timber-framed cabin with a loft makes the most of its compact footprint by opening the space upward. Exposed beams, a cozy sleeping loft, and an open main level create a warm, efficient layout that feels both intimate and airy—perfect for a retreat, guest space, or simple full-time living.
Project 5
This stick-framed cabin offers a simple, efficient structure with clean lines and a cozy interior. Built with care and quality materials, it provides a flexible canvas for finishes and layout, creating an affordable, comfortable retreat that still reflects the character of its site and surroundings.
Project 6
This close-up of a timber-framed joint highlights the precision and strength at the heart of the structure. Carefully cut mortises, tenons, and pegs lock the frame together without relying on metal hardware, showcasing traditional craftsmanship that is both beautiful and built to last.