DIY Network Blog Cabin 2007
The cozy mountain retreat built in the Great Smoky Mountains, DIY Network's first Blog Cabin featured a green metal roof, bark exterior siding, a stone fireplace and custom carved-wood details.
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The Blog Cabin Story 01:52
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Tour the finished Blog Cabin 02:29
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Create a Fake Rug Effect 02:12
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Build an Outdoor Fireplace 01:52
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Save money! Install a fan 01:39
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Learn How to Tile 02:06
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Build a Window Seat 01:49
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Hardwood Flooring Install 02:10
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Kitchen Cabinet Installation 01:52
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Picking a Cabin Lot: Amy Devers 02:45
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A Blogged Cabin 01:20
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How to Install a Window 02:02
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Need a New Countertop? 02:02
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Sky Cabin From DIY Network Blog Cabin 2016
A treehouse-inspired space tucked away in an adjacent wooded area away from the house creates the perfect nook to rest and relax.
Landing from DIY Network Blog Cabin 2011
Farmhouse architecture is the focus of this second-floor space, which leads to front and back balconies and the home’s master suite and guest rooms.
Foyer from DIY Network Blog Cabin 2009
The sun-filled front entry, complete with a custom-crafted front door, invites one to step inside. Hand-hewn barnwood beams and rustic accessories befit this compact yet visually arresting space.
Loft from DIY Network Blog Cabin 2009
A lodge-style atmosphere and classic bunk beds make this ceiling-top escape an ideal getaway for kids of all ages. A reading nook and fun accessories pull the rustic cabin theme together.
Treehouse from DIY Network Blog Cabin 2009
A haven in the woods, this custom-built home, inspired by the exterior design of Blog Cabin, is supported by and built around trees growing up through Little Pine’s dense forest floor.
