THE PATINA OF AGE

t the Catskills camp built in 1910, the entire interior is sheathed in rough lumber. (See previous story.) Bark-on split (half) logs form casings around doors, ribs in the vaulted ceiling, and “mouldings” at junctions in walls and ceilings. Smaller bark-on split logs attached vertically to lower walls create a rustic wainscot and, in some rooms, a frieze. Upper walls are sheathed