Earth Friendly Log Home | Nature’s Goodness | Blue Sky Design & Build

With a nod to environmental preservation, this North Carolina log home may be inspired by nature - like other log homes - but it’s designed for living.

by Anne McCarthy Strauss | James Ray Spahn | Colleen Macomber | Photos by Anne McCarthy Strauss Edit

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| Log Home Design | by: Anne McCarthy Strauss | photos: James Ray Spahn | styling: Colleen Macomber

With a nod to environmental preservation, this North Carolina home may be inspired by nature, but it’s designed for living.

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1. Where in NC can we view this home as it is exactly what we want. Need the name of the town, name of contact person and builder’s telephone number. We will be in NC in June. raitt@sbcglobal.net

   Therese Cirone — March 21, 2008 @ 8:11 am — Reply

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