Architect: Joan Heaton Architects
Builder: Silver Maple Construction
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maine128 wrote:
floor color Vs. ceiling color - Thank you for the visual i think with my pine ceiling that the knot color would be a perfect color for my wood floor if possible did you stain the floor or select dark and lighter planks or is it refurbished barn? »
The floor-to-ceiling windows are the Marvin Integrity line with a fiberglass exterior for easy maintenance and energy efficiency. The Milanos enjoy the peace and quiet of their cabin and exceptional views of their surroundings. A ceiling fan helps circulate the heat from the wood stove throughout the cabin.
The cabin interior can run the gamut from a dark and north-woods aesthetic to something contemporary and bright. A sleeping loft or two flanking a larger communal space is usually all that's necessary. And keep the finishes durable and low maintenance. Materials such as wood boards on the walls and ceilings will allow you to enjoy the place with a minimum of fuss.And try an attractive, clean-burning woodstove if you don't want a fireplace. A stove placed in the middle of the space will be just about all that's needed to heat the entire cabin.
The cabin interior can run the gamut from a dark and north-woods aesthetic to something contemporary and bright. A sleeping loft or two flanking a larger communal space is usually all that's necessary. And keep the finishes durable and low maintenance. Materials such as wood boards on the walls and ceilings will allow you to enjoy the place with a minimum of fuss.
And try an attractive, clean-burning woodstove if you don't want a fireplace. A stove placed in the middle of the space will be just about all that's needed to heat the entire cabin.
Materials such as wood boards on the walls and ceilings will allow you to enjoy the place with a minimum of fuss.
And try an attractive, clean-burning woodstove if you don't want a fireplace. A stove placed in the middle of the space will be just about all that's needed to heat the entire cabin.
And try an attractive, clean-burning woodstove if you don't want a fireplace. A stove placed in the middle of the space will be just about all that's needed to heat the entire cabin.
The cabin interior can run the gamut from a dark and north-woods aesthetic to something contemporary and bright. A sleeping loft or two flanking a larger communal space is usually all that's necessary. And keep the finishes durable and low maintenance. Materials such as wood boards on the walls and ceilings will allow you to enjoy the place with a minimum of fuss.
And try an attractive, clean-burning woodstove if you don't want a fireplace. A stove placed in the middle of the space will be just about all that's needed to heat the entire cabin.