Timber frame home

The Tiny Timbered Sanctuary offers a peaceful living solution in a compact frame, drawing inspiration from traditional pole barn house plans and small cabin plans. This small barn house uses timber from sustainable sources, reflecting a commitment to environmental stewardship typical of barnhouse homes. Its intimate scale makes it ideal for use as a weekend getaway barn or a private retreat. Interior elements emphasize warmth and comfort, making it a tiny house cabin that feels like a home…

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People often ask us how a timber frame home differs from a conventional, stick built home. In this post, we’ll address some of the primary ways a timber frame home differs from a conventional stick built home.

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The style of timber frame homes can shift dramatically—from traditional to contemporary, from mythical to modern. Here are a few of those styles, and the design that set them apart.

We restore and re-erect historic timber frame buildings worldwide to create barn homes, barn houses, post and beam spaces, unique wedding and event venues.

Contemporary Timber Frame Home designed by Canadian Timber Frames. See the entire project on our website.

Caramel-stained tiles lead up to a recessed entryway of this timber frame farm house, creating the perfect space for a porch. Photo Credit: Roger Wade Studios

Check out our timber frame floor plans from our expert timber frame architects! Find a floor plan or build a custom timber frame home with Riverbend today!

Nestled deep in the forests of North Carolina, enjoying a private view of Lake Adger, sits a cozy refuge, quietly hidden from the world.

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A lakeside retreat boasts expressive gables with geometric sight lines and sophisticated details at every turn.

This straw bale and timber frame self build home in Exmoor National Park was built almost entirely by its owners for just £67,000