This 6,850-square-foot timber frame home sits on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, designed by Solomon Design Group and completed in 2018. Three hammer beam trusses in white pine carry the vaulted roof across the great room, with curving tie beams and sculpted beam ends adding character throughout the entry porch and interior. An 18 ft x 18 ft four-gabled gazebo and an extended lakeside canopy round out the exterior, while timber framing carries through into the den, day spa, and master bedroom. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, built to handle lakefront exposure and Northern Ontario winters.

This 6,850-square-foot timber frame home sits on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, designed by Solomon Design Group and completed in 2018. Three hammer beam trusses in white pine carry the vaulted roof across the great room, with curving tie beams and sculpted beam ends adding character throughout the entry porch and interior. An 18 ft x 18 ft four-gabled gazebo and an extended lakeside canopy round out the exterior, while timber framing carries through into the den, day spa, and master bedroom. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, built to handle lakefront exposure and Northern Ontario winters.

This 6,850-square-foot timber frame home sits on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, designed by Solomon Design Group and completed in 2018. Three hammer beam trusses in white pine carry the vaulted roof across the great room, with curving tie beams and sculpted beam ends adding character throughout the entry porch and interior. An 18 ft x 18 ft four-gabled gazebo and an extended lakeside canopy round out the exterior, while timber framing carries through into the den, day spa, and master bedroom. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, built to handle lakefront exposure and Northern Ontario winters.

Photography by: David Wakely
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