The cabin is pretty small with just 320 ft2 (29.7 m2) on the ground floor, and wood finishes inside add to the cozy feel. The floors and ceilings are pine, but the walls are the real eye-catcher. Sam and Monika nailed live-edge boards over painted drywall with gaps between the boards so as to mimic chinked timbers.” – Small House Bliss
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Photos by Monika Petersen Photography
A Post and Beam Cabin in the B.C. Woods
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@john_maunula A Post and Beam Cabin in the B.C. Woods – http://t.co/PV6dNba4YX … http://t.co/eNQJ5YXCQv
Really love this gem! What a great idea they had with the wood and drywall mud!!!
This just exudes a warmth and lightness that feels very homey. I love the deep deep eaves as well.