Log and Timber Home Living

Room-by-Room Design Factors

Great Room

For an intimate yet spacious feel, the conversation area of a great room should be about 10 feet in diameter, then add any extra square footage (nooks, bump-outs, etc.) around that. For ideal circulation, the path between low objects (sofas, coffee tables) should be 18 inches. You may think that’s too narrow, but it’s plenty of room to maneuver.

Dining Room

Your dining table should provide

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