Woodhouse In the News

From time to time Woodhouse® timber frame homes have been featured in various publications. Our renowned craftsmanship and construction make us the industry-leader in North America. Please review our collection of media appearances and contact a Woodhouse® timber frame representative to find out how to become a part of the timber frame story. Interested in featuring a timber frame story in your publication? Give us a call at 800.227.4311.

Warm Up For the Winter

One of Timber Home Living’s “2011 Best Homes of the Year,” this custom Woodhouse® timber frame is conveniently located in the heart of the Catskill Mountains of New York. The luxurious 8,400 square foot home contains an exposed Douglas Fir timber frame. A skiers dream, the homeowners have easy access on and off the pristine slopes surrounding them.

Family Friendly

In 2006, Pat Seaman - president and co-owner of Woodhouse® took the 3,500-square-foot, three bedroom SmartWood™ MountainView model and modified it by expanding the dining/kitchen area and the covered portion of a back deck, turning the attached garage 90 degrees, and enlarging the second-floor dormers. The home as modified became a new SmartWood™ model called the LakeView. Pat also finished the home’s walkout lower level and built a timber-framed office above the garage, creating nearly 5,000 square feet of finished space.

Featured In: Timber Homes Illustrated August 2008
Snap Judgment

Dean and Debbie O'Hare's 6,700-square-foot, five bedroom timber frame in northwestern North Carolina is featured. The entire home is timber framed with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery, including dovetailed connections.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated May 2008
At Water's Edge

When Mack and Carol Tavis decided to build a 900-square-foot vacation cottage retreat in New York, they contacted Woodhouse®. The "lakeside pavilion" offers a waterfront view of Cayuga Lake - complete with a living room, bedroom, bath and a loft sitting area.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated September 2007
A Feast for the Senses

Richard and Lisa Coico's 8,500-square-foot timber frame home on five acres on former farm land in Trumansburg, New York is the focus of this article.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated June 2007
A Bold Move

Bob and Wendy Parrish chose Woodhouse® to build their 4,400-square-foot timber frame home in Vermont for two reasons: Woodhouse's responsiveness to the Parrishes desire that the timber frame home highlight their collections; and their desire to use the highly efficient structural insulated panels (SIPs) that Woodhouse® uses to enclose their frames.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated February 2007
Home Ski Home

Bob and Barbara Jones of Windham, New York chose to work with Woodhouse® The Timber Frame Company to build their 6,600-square-foot timber frame ski home. The Woodhouse® timber frame package included custom-crafted Eastern white pine timber frame, along with the insulating enclosure system of structural insulated panels, windows and exterior doors.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated February 2007
Windham Glory

A 6,000-square-foot timber frame ski-getaway home in New York is featured. Based on a complete, custom timber frame package from Woodhouse®, the home features detailing of the exterior timber-frame elements and copper-cap purlins that extend onto the porches and past the roof line.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated October 2006
Family Value

Edward and Melissa Payne chose Woodhouse® to build their 5,000-plus-square-foot, eclectic-style timber frame home residence in Colorado. The couple picked a SmartWood™ timber frame home plan design that boasts an open, family-friendly floor plan.

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated October 2006
Right Place, Right Time

David Easley and Maureen O'Hara 3,600-square-foot, modified Craftsman-style timber frame home in Trumansburg, New York is featured. The couple was impressed with the timber frame design approach of Woodhouse®. "Woodhouse® has a good sense of proportion," notes the couple. "Woodhouse combines openness with coziness."

Featured In: Timber Home Illustrated September 2006