“The homeowners wanted an intimate retreat that beckoned them to a place of rest, relaxation, and nostalgia,” Tammy explains. Tammy notes that while the process took much longer than a normal new build, “some things are worth the wait.” Photography by Erica George Dines, Interior designs by Tammy Connor, Architectural Designs by James Carterįor the color palette of the cabin, Tammy played off the encompassing woods, particularly the burning hues of autumn. Carter, they had wood logs disassembled from rural cabins built in the 1840s and brought in to build their own new but old log cabin. Working with interior designer Tammy Connor and architect James F. Though the homeowners wanted a new build, they were inspired by log cabins of old and wanted their home to blend in with the beautiful nature surrounding it. Photography by Erica George Dines, Interior designs by Tammy Connor, Architectural Designs by James Carter

The cabin is only five years old, but if walls could talk, these would have stories to tell. When visiting this cozy log cabin nestled in the Tennessee woods, it might be hard to believe that the home hasn’t been there long.

Old fashioned log cabin