Log Home Progress
Great Room with lots of natural light
Here are some more recent photos that Ade took around the house before Sophia’s birth. Little by little we continue to chip away at the myriad projects that are still waiting around the house…but we have indeed come a LONG way since we first broke ground in the fall of 2007 and since we received our C of O in the spring of 2009. We will finish the bleaching and staining of the logs this summer and hope to complete the deck rails and spindles also. The finish grade of the property immediately surrounding the house is also on the docket so that we can contemplate getting a lawn in (either this fall or next spring). As for the past year, we have been focusing on completing more projects inside of the house and the arrival of our new little one, Miss Sophia.
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- Master Bath travertine stall shower with Kohler Purist line door and fixture
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- Wrought Iron grates throughout the house
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- Butt and Pass style log ends
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- The deck from the Master Bedroom french doors
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- Old rickety hickory from the Master Bedroom window (taken before the leaves started sprouting)
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- Stained cedar deck boards
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- Outdoor lighting around the house with an “arts and craft” style
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- IKEA birch and pine kitchen set…the cabinet contains all of my cookbooks
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- Looking downstairs from the loft into the Dining Room
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- Miss Sophia’s nursery upstairs
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- Slate from the Kitchen into the hickory hardwood in the Dining Room
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- Some of the wine cubbies in our Kitchen cabinetry (natural solid cherry)
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- View from the Kitchen table into the Great Room
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- Our woodburning fireplace
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- Kohler Escale line freestanding tub and Roman faucet in our Master Bathroom
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- Fireplace mantle made of reclaimed hemlock wood with solid cherry corbels
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- Great Room overview from the loft…custom made wrought iron chandelier from Hubbarton Forge in Vermont
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- Great Room ceiling (tongue and groove cedar boards), chimney (cultured ledgestone) and chandelier taken from the loft
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- Fans in loft mounted on one of the structural glulams
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- Talavera tile from Mexico in the upstairs Bathroom
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- Upstairs Bathroom cedar potting bench turned vanity with a talavera vessel sink from Mexico
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- Loft
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- Mr. Cody on the double sheepskin from our Scotland trip
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- Great Room view looking towards the Kitchen and Dining Room
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- Great Room with lots of natural light
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- Granite address plaque from the Chapman’s
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- Front of the house looking towards the rest of the property
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- Shadows from the Butt and Pass Ends (Master Bedroom and Nursery windows)
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- Mr. Cody out and about
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- The house and garage view from back on the property
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- Master Bath shower stall (travertine tile)
