Nestled in the Sierra Nevadas, this light-filled home brings the outside in.
by Lisa Fields | Photos by James Ray Spahn Edit
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| The great room has a breathtaking wall of windows and a cathedral ceiling, but the main focus is the Cultured Stone fireplace. |
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| The barn-red kitchen looks into the dining room and on to the great room fireplace. |
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| Mary's home office is in the east end of the house, off the master bedroom. The windows frame a beautiful view of the mountains in the distance. |
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| The dining room doesn't have walls around it; instead the areas are defined by differing ceiling heights. |
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| Some of the home's interior walls are drywall, including the ones in the master bedroom. |
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| The entry looks north towards the mountains, with two skylights overhead and many windows facing outward. |
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| To add a warm glow to the home's exterior, lights were hidden between log beams and under the roofline. |
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Looks like a great floor plan for those wanting to retire to a single-story log home. How many sq ft in this floor plan, and on your website, what’s this log home called ?? Beautiful craftsmanship – thanks for sharing !!