Log and Timber Home Living

JUST RIGHT DESIGN

In society today, we’re inundated with images of grandeur — especially when it comes to houses. Whether it’s some lottery winner’s epic manse on a home-and-garden show or a click-bait link to celebrity abodes on social media, larger-than-life houses, filled with every bell and whistle imaginable, are everywhere.

Well, almost everywhere.

There are those who think that bigger isn’t necessarily better. A big house creates more to fix, more to clean, more to pay for. Size is just,

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