The timber elements in this master bedroom make the space feel warm and welcoming. Timber frame home materials package by Timberhaven Log & Timber Homes.

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This spacious open-concept kitchen blends modern elegance with everyday functionality. A large central island anchors the space, featuring dark contrasting cabinetry paired with solid surface countertops for durability and visual depth. Crisp white perimeter cabinets extend to the ceiling, maximizing storage while maintaining a clean, refined look. Statement pendant lighting, a sleek backsplash, and seamless hardwood flooring complete this kitchen designed for both entertaining and daily living.

This secondary bathroom offers a clean, functional layout featuring a bathtub and shower combination with warm neutral tile. Light wall tones and durable tile flooring keep the space bright and low maintenance, making it ideal for guests or everyday household use within a thoughtfully designed custom home.

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Kitchen island view into the great room and the back door. Cambria counters and a mix of white and wood colored cabinets
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This DIYer installed the deck tiles using DekTek’s Sister Joist System for elevated decks. It’s a basic install using regular deck framing 16” o.c. The modification for our deck tiles compares to standard wood/composite deck framing, is to just add a sister joist (for example a 2x4). You leave a little space in between the main joist and sister joist for the water to drain. And then before you glue the tiles down, you just add a mechanically fastened boarder on the outside perimeter of the deck to lock the tiles in. Then you glue the tiles down with a polyurethane construction adhesive to prevent the tiles from rocking.

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