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This log home nestles in the woods for a truly back to nature experience. The no-fuss landscape allows it to blend into the beauty of its surroundings.
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The great room's moose head—a trophy from one of the Dionnes' hunting trips—proved a bit tricky to mount above the fireplace. A makeshift pulley system was necessary to hoist the 55-inch-wide, 150-pound memento in place.
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| One of Lori's favorite features in the house is the balcony that overlooks the great room and serves as a walkway between the two upstairs bedrooms. |
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| The Dionnes' dining room looks out over the back yard, allowing the couple to spy on feeding wildlife as they enjoy their own meals. |
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| A double-wide dormer adds just enough square footage (and natural light) to the guest room for a chest of drawers and rocker. The angler theme gives the neutral palette a kick. |
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| The Dionnes had originally envisioned an island in their kitchen, but the space was too small. The bar provides the perfect compromise, while maple cabinets add to the home's rustic feel. |
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