A frame family home

Home means something different to everyone — whether it be a studio apartment, a classic colonial, or something more unconventional — but it’s always a delight to see how people furnish and live in their respective homes. Lucky for me, I’ve gotten to peek into some pretty unique and jaw-dropping homes this year, from a renovated school bus house-on-wheels, to a guest house made with straw bales, to a cabin on stilts in South Africa.

This A-frame model is a mountain tested cabin lodge for a year-round comfortable family as well as a hideaway for visitor sleepaways. The bedrooms fit queen beds, two full baths, stairs lead to a roomy sleeping loft overlooking the family room. SIPS roof panels assure plenty of insulation against cold temperatures. Porch decks in the front and rear invite group gatherings, ideal for night time sing-alongs, a fire pit in the wilderness, and star-watching away from city lights.

A six-month renovation transformed this A-frame cabin in Oregon's Hood River into a cozy family home—and a summer Airbnb rental.

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Introducing a stunning two-story residence with a total building area of 3,235 square feet and a distinctive architectural design. The building footprint encompasses 2,394 square feet, creating a spacious and well-planned layout. With a thoughtful floor plan, the living area spans 2,327 square feet, providing ample room for comfort and functionality. The residence includes four bedrooms, offering versatility for various living arrangements. The two full baths and one half bath. For those…

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