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Cedarshed (CS Manufacturing Inc)Haida DIY sheds feature two oversize windows to allow for an abundance of natural light and open by using the push-out portion.
Wiles Design GroupAn industrial orb chandelier shines against the beautiful stone background.
Living room - rustic globe / orb living room idea in Cedar Rapids
Living room - rustic globe / orb living room idea in Cedar Rapids
STONEYARD®This is a unique home nestled in a wooded area outside of Boston, MA. It features an amazing thatched roof, eyebrow windows, white stucco, and an aged round fieldstone siding. This home looks as if it was taken right out of a fairytale. The stone was Boston Blend Round Thin Veneer provided by Stoneyard.com.
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Pollard Hodgson ArchitectsInspiration for a large rustic backyard deck remodel in New Orleans with an awning
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Example of a large arts and crafts red two-story wood gable roof design
Example of a large arts and crafts red two-story wood gable roof design
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Columbus, OH
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MYLES NELSON McKENZIE DesignFront elevation for the custom two story rustic, mountain home design. A narrow corner lot for our clients in Flagstaff Ranch. The custom home was built by DDBuild Construction.
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Columbus, OH
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Alloy Architecture & ConstructionAlloy was truly fortunate to have the opportunity to restore and renovate this 1850’s log cabin at Afton Mountain. No home looks more at home than this cabin in the foothills.
The cabin suffered years of decay and an unsympathetic interior renovation so our first step was to work with a local log cabin specialist to correctly restore the structure. We then rebuilt much of the interior to have everything a modern home needs while staying true to the log cabin aesthetic.
On all of our projects we carefully research materials and finishes but this one really took that to the next level. We enjoyed the challenge and the chance to show off the impressive craftsmanship of our carpenters.
As you approach on the winding path, the log cabin feels like a part of the landscape. And now, when you come inside, you can keep that connected feeling – in comfort.
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