Harvest Moon Wooden Timber Frame Barn Kits are expertly crafted with premium materials, combining modern technology with time-honored craftsmanship to deliver the finest timber frame and post and beam barn kits. Our in-house designers work closely with you to create a fully customized kit tailored to your residential or commercial needs. Whether you're envisioning a barn home, addition, garage, workshop, shed, pool house, horse or dairy barn, pavilion, or more, we design, engineer, and precision-cut your structure to your exact specifications. With our extensive range of options, your ideal barn is only a design away.
The Colonial style timber frame barn captivates with its elegant simplicity and timeless design. Its symmetrical roofline ensures a uniform interior height while creating a balanced, harmonious exterior that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal.
Gambrel timber frame barns feature a symmetrical roof with dual slopes on each side. The upper, more gradual slope maximizes headroom, while the steeper lower slope creates a fully functional second story ideal for extra storage.
Monitor-style timber frame barns feature a spacious central aisle flanked by shed wings. The center section rises considerably higher than the wings, creating a wall above the shed roofs that can be fitted with windows to invite natural light.
The Broken-Back Salt Box is a timber frame barn featuring a symmetrical main section with an attached shed along the eave wall. The main section boasts a steeper roof compared to the shed, adding both visual interest and practical space.
The Salt Box style timber frame barn series is a true testament to New England’s Yankee ingenuity. This distinctive design features a loft or second story on the front portion of the building, transitioning to a single-story layout at the rear.
A carriage house, also known as a coach house, is an outbuilding originally built to house horse-drawn carriages and their tack. Often set apart from the main farmyard and located near stables and roadways, it provides direct access to the fields.
