It features a massive log frame and Japanese-influenced details to create a structure that's both rustic and refined. As a result, the peeled pine logs are visible from both inside and outside the building. In keeping with the cabin's simple, clean lines, a pair of modest-sized decks was built leading up to the entrance.
Decks are more attractive and functional than a set of stairs and they create a small seating area.
The gable roof is topped with architectural-style asphalt shingles. After a layer of felt underlayment was stapled in place, the shingles were nailed down. Massive red-pine logs and an overhanging gable frame a side window trimmed in mahogany. Long screws are used to fasten the log frame together. The large logs are precut and notched at the mill.