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The log home fireplaces featured here are built with skill and craftsmanship not seen since the era of the Adirondack Great Camps (1870-1930) . . . . .

Present day interpretations of the Adirondack Style
are being artfully crafted in log and stone by a new generation of designers and builders. Like their pre-
decessors,  they  are  skillfully  blending  the rustic
with  the  refined  to create luxury while simultane-
ously maintaining a patina of rusticity.

True to the spirit of the Adirondack Style,  a massive stone fireplace anchors and dominates the vast open space of the great room.     Both the focal point and,
rightly so,  the most important furnishing in the room,
it beckons all to gather around it!

Frequently crafted from native stone collected near the site -- typically river rock, granite, fieldstone, limestone, and slate -- the stones are assembled to look as natural as possible.    Generally,  the  large stones fit tightly together with little, if any, visible mortar.   The individual stones are not placed in any particular pattern but, rather,  are randomly positioned for a more natural ap-
pearance.

No  longer  confined  to  the  mountainous  region  of  upstate New York from which it takes its name, the Adirondack Style has migrated westward, leaving its imprint on the landscape all the way to California. It links the present with the past and provides an opportunity for innovative designers and builders  to take simple and natural materials to new heights!

What this gives you, the homeowner, is a superb, hand crafted hearth of the highest quality available today.   One tailored to your lifestyle, location, bud-
get, and personal style!

For more information about  any  of
the  fireplace designs pictured here, please let us know and we'll be hap-
py to provide it for you.

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