Enjoy a virtual tour of beautiful homes, shops, sheds, and more in this collection of FineHomebuilding.com project-gallery posts.
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A first-time timber framer built this 20′ x 32′ workshop from western red cedar logs collected off the beaches of Southeast Alaska.
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The primary materials of wood and natural stone used here are well-suited to the lake-side environment and will stand the test of time.
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One Redwood Tree – Three Decks
Three decks were built from one redwood tree felled by lighting. The ballisters are made from green anodized aluminum blending seamlessly with the surrounding foliage.
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Doug Fir Vertical Grain Garden Gate
This garden gate is made with 8/4 Vertical Grain Douglas Fir with a center panel of T&G Vertical Grain Flooring, and Emtek locks and hinges.
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1920s Bungalow – Bungled to Beautiful
This bungalow kitchen includes flat panel, cherry cabinets, soapstone countertops which wrap around the kitchen, and glass block windows under the cabinets.
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Hidden Rain Gutters and Down Spouts
This system used to hide the rain gutters and downspouts is more decorative than structural, but it does give the effect of solidity.
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Pillars, arches, a soffit, and a curved ceiling were added to this sunroom.
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This storage shed is a 9′ x 12′ wood drying shed inspired by the Ise shrine in Japan. It was built with reclaimed materials including reclaimed 6″ x 16″ old growth timbers.
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This project involved the construction of Ipe deck, Cedar rails, trellis, garden shed, privacy fence, and automated entry gates.
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The interior of a 1928 Sears kit home that was remodeled and featured in Fine Homebuilding #200, “An American Bungalow: Before and After.”
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