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Timber Home Additions

Adding custom-built timber frame furniture, home additions, outdoor living amenities, and even barns and sheds are a great way to add wood style to your home!

Sometimes it’s hard to identify a timber frame home from the outside looking in unless there are outside clues like a timber deck or entrance. Updating your home’s curb appeal with a front entryway or wrap-around porch adds the rustic touch that timber framing offers. Entryways create a welcoming focal point for guests, and even those just driving by, so it is important for your timber frame to fit your home style. Building a deck or porch gives you a new outdoor space for many years to come. Both of these options can help you add a beautiful timber touch to your home that is sure to catch the eye of guests and strangers alike! 

Building sheds and barns featuring timber frames can add an attractive, but reliable, addition to your property! Sheds have become a hot build with many customers customizing them to be she-sheds and/or mancaves for themselves and their friends. For people looking to take a more functional approach, barns for livestock and equipment are also important parts of every farm. The peace of mind that comes with the structural integrity of timber framing means you won’t have to worry about your building falling in on your important assets inside, no matter what kind of weather is happening around it! 

Timber additions can also be great for adding a rustic touch on the inside of your home as well! Creating a custom bedroom or stairwell can add a timber feel to a whole space, even if it is the only piece in that style. Timber furniture, such as beds, dressers, vanities, or nightstands, can all be handcrafted and delivered to match your home. Living room accessories such as end tables, coffee tables, and entertainment centers can also be built from timber framing to bring the rustic touch to life inside your home! 

The flexibility of timber frame construction allows you to build products that fit your style and budget. With all of this in mind, Hickory Circle is your best choice for items ranging from a whole house to a single piece of furniture! 

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