Log and Timber Home Living

OUR FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR

he holidays are a wonderful time for nostalgia, reflection and tradition. But then, along comes the new year, and suddenly we are all about trying new things, making special issue is a little of both. While it reprises some of the homes, articles and photos that have inspired our readers, it also looks ahead at the trends shaping the future of rustic wood home design. It’s also one of our favorite issues to produce because, whether you realize it or not, you’ve had a hand in every decision we’ve made.

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