Log and Timber Home Living

what’s current in kitchens

Looking for a kitchen that embraces the future rather than lives in the past? We’ve consulted with two home-design pros who share all the ways log and timber home kitchens have been on the forefront of charming-yet-functional design.

WHAT’S NEW IN layout

Far from a trend, open-concept kitchens have been a log and timber home mainstay for the better part of two

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