Using sidecut or logs fully in the round we combine traditional Scandinavian
log building methods with modern tools to build cabins that are both timeless and atmospheric each with a unique distinctive character.
Our cabins are generally built using horizontally stacked logs with the profile of the upper log scribed and shaped on to the lower log and locked at the corner using various notches.
We also use traditional timber framing techniques with internal and external timber cladding either fully or partially insulated with a roofing material of your choice.

Our roundhouses with reciprocal roofs are beautiful free standing log structures that consist of any number of rafters supported by our robust timber framing jointing system.
Timber in the round enables sturdy elegant shelters that sit and live comfortably and proudly in the landscape.

Whether it be the rural Norwegian Grindbygg, a roundwood timber frame or a traditional cruck frame we have a simple and efficient method of using local timbers to create sturdy strong long lasting open air structures for pole barns, sheds, field shelters or workshops.

A French style Mazot with a Scottish twist. Unique and full of charm the fusion of naturally weathered reclaimed wood carefully selected from ancient barns and farmhouses high in the French Alps combined with locally crafted Scottish larch or Douglas Fir timber frames. This allows us to work with you to design & build stunning quirky one of a kind cabins finished with innovative internal and external vintage cladding, fixtures and fittings of your choice.