Send us a text What happens when centuries-old stone architecture meets the warmth and sustainability of wood? During our time in Egypt, we had the opportunity to sit down with leading architects in Cairo and beyond, connect with local builders and designers, and have honest conversations with Egyptians about where their cities, spaces, and communities are headed. One theme kept rising to the surface: a growing interest in using more wood in construction rather than relying solely on stone a...
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Send us a text What happens when centuries-old stone architecture meets the warmth and sustainability of wood? During our time in Egypt, we had the opportunity to sit down with leading architects in Cairo and beyond, connect with local builders and designers, and have honest conversations with Egyptians about where their cities, spaces, and communities are headed. One theme kept rising to the surface: a growing interest in using more wood in construction rather than relying solely on stone a...
Stuck on the Details: Sashco, Stains & Low-Maintenance Log Home Magic
The Acorn & Leaf Podcast | by Gastineau Log Homes
31 minutes
8 months ago
Stuck on the Details: Sashco, Stains & Low-Maintenance Log Home Magic
Send us a text We’re back with Paul Peebles for Part 2 of Sticking with Sashco! This time, we’re digging into the nitty-gritty of stains, interior finishes, and the products that truly perform (and the ones that don’t). Paul shares practical tips on how to keep your log home looking great with minimal upkeep, and how the right finish choices can save you time, money, and maintenance headaches down the road. If you're aiming for a beautiful, low-maintenance log home, this episode’s your bluepr...
The Acorn & Leaf Podcast | by Gastineau Log Homes
Send us a text What happens when centuries-old stone architecture meets the warmth and sustainability of wood? During our time in Egypt, we had the opportunity to sit down with leading architects in Cairo and beyond, connect with local builders and designers, and have honest conversations with Egyptians about where their cities, spaces, and communities are headed. One theme kept rising to the surface: a growing interest in using more wood in construction rather than relying solely on stone a...
