Hearthstone crew raising a heavy timber frame

The Printed Record

Five decades of catalogs, idea books, and brochures.

From the very first mimeographed pamphlet in 1980 to today's interactive Mountain Timber Idea Book — a living archive of the printed work behind every Hearthstone home.

The Archive

Twelve pieces. Fifty-five years.

Each cover below opens the full publication in its original archive — interactive idea books on Adobe InDesign, brochures in Dropbox, and vintage catalogs preserved in Google Photos. Click any cover to read.

2017

Mountain Timber Idea Book

Interactive Idea Book →

2017

MossCreek Idea Book

Interactive Floor Plan Brochure →

2017

Barn Catalog

Interactive Barn Catalog →

2017

6-Panel Custom Barn Brochure

Interactive Brochure →

2017

Truss Brochure

Dropbox Archive →

2014

Company Brochure

Photo Archive →

2008

Timber Frame Catalog

Photo Archive →

Classic

8-Page Floor Plan Brochure

Photo Archive →

Classic

Green Catalog

Photo Archive →

1994

Bob Timberlake Catalog

Photo Archive →

Timber Frame Catalog

Photo Archive →

1980

The Very First Catalog

Photo Archive →

Request in Print

Prefer the paper edition?

Idea books and floor-plan brochures ship free within the United States. Reach the Newport office and we’ll put a copy in the mail.

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The Film Library

The work, in motion.

Every film here is Hearthstone footage that runs somewhere on this site — hero reels, venue walk-throughs, drone passes, and shop-floor work. Each caption notes where it lives.

Hearthstone at Work

Shop floor, CNC joinery, and the raising

Hero film · /process and /at-work

The Portfolio Film

Homes, lodges, and frames across the country

Hero film · home page

Allan Jones — A Returning Client

Second and third homes with the same crew

Hero film · /returning-clients

From the Air

Drone passes over Hearthstone raisings, shot by our team

Hero reel · /commercial

Catalpa Grove — Venue Walk-through

Lakewood Park, PA · Timber frame event hall

/projects/catalpa-grove

Windrock Pavilion

Outdoor gathering spaces

/portfolio and /outdoor-gathering-spaces

Jack Hall — Cherokee

Project film

/projects (Jack Hall)

The Hearthstone Guarantee

What we stand behind, in our own words

/guarantee

Heritage

Fifty-five years of hearth, sawdust, and stone

/heritage

The Mark · 2026 Concept Review

Twenty-two ways to sign the work.

Five families of exploration for the next chapter of the Hearthstone Timberwright®s identity — an interlocked H S monogram set against a serif wordmark. Stacked with the EXTRAORDINARY tagline, cleaned to the essentials, laid out horizontally as a banner, or pressed into a round seal.

Family A — Stacked monogram with EXTRAORDINARY tagline

Concept #1

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Family B — Stacked, no tagline, with divider

Concept #7

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Family C — Stacked, minimal (no divider line)

Concept #13

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Family D — Horizontal banner with circular badge

Concept #19

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Family E — Round seal / badge

Concept #22

The Mark · Archive

Marks that came before.

A quiet lineage of every logo Hearthstone has worn since 1971 — the axe-and-log “log home story” mark of the seventies, the stone-textured craftsman seal of the nineties, and the CMYK print marks that followed.