Here you will find hundreds of home plans in every size and style imaginable, brought to you by our timber home provider partners. If you see something you like, reach out to that provider directly for more information on how to build your perfect timber home.

Find timber home floor plans, inspiring photos of timber frame homes, and sound advice on building and designing your own post and beam home-all brought to you by the editors of Log and Timber Home Living magazine.

Traditional timber homes are true to form, showcasing the wood framing of the home itself. Browse our selection of traditional timber frame floor plans, featuring simplified lines, pitched roofs, decorative joinery, dramatic views and expert craftsmanship.

Looking for a quaint timber frame cottage in the woods, or just looking to downsize into a smaller timber home? Browse our selection of timber cottage floor plans, including timber frame bungalows, cabins, lakeside cottages, small rustic homes and more.

Most of these timber frame home plans are fully customizable, and can include custom kitchens, wraparound decks, built-in garages, outdoor kitchens and more. Browse our selection of luxury timber frame floor plans to find the home of your dreams.

Love the look of timber frame homes, but yearn for a more contemporary design? Browse our selection of modern timber home floor plans featuring fully customizable contemporary architecture.

Browse our selection of timber frame barn house plans, including floor plans for pole barns, party barns and barn-style house plans with a variety of square footage and room options. With large, open-concept spaces, these timber barn houses are perfect for …

A lifestyle outline will tell you how you feel about your timber home and help you develop the basic timber-frame house plan. For example, a casual couple won’t need a formal entry or dining room, whereas high-octane families should consider cozy, peaceful spaces to regroup.

This 35-ft. high timber frame fire tower in western Montana may offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, but its design is spectacular too-- this new tower is cleverly built out of reclaimed wood and grey-stained new timbers to get a rustic look.

Timber framing uses only wooden pegs to secure the frame’s joinery. Whether you choose post-and-beam or timber frame will determine the look and feel of your home’s interior. Timber homes are sturdy and strong, and the frames are raised quickly.