Both the door and the deck of this habitat are crafted from slabs of Alaskan birch. The soft brown siding is accented with a hammered cooper roof and a copper porch light. This modest home in the woods is ready for the newlyweds with its hammered copper roof, faded blue siding and cheerfully blooming flowers. A second sign hanging from the driftwood on the front porch proudly proclaims the wedding date of the happy couple. The rustic door is crafted from birch bark with a doorknob fashioned from driftwood.
Copper forms the wheelbarrow waiting on the side porch and a trellis on the side wall.
The driftwood has obviously been there awhile, because grasses and flowers have taken root, softening the scene with bloom. A soft green weathered exterior is protected by a copper roof aged to soft blue-green patina. A flower pot on the sill of the window framed in driftwood shows the occupant's pride, while a faded poster advertising canned Alaskan salmon clings to a side wall. The door looks as if it was salvaged from an old ship, complete with its porthole window framed in copper. Copper also forms the lamp post on the deck, which is hung with nautical items and the roof of the rustic bird house over the door.