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How to Build a Fire Pit Area for $100
What We Wanted We weren’t looking to build something fancy. No gas lines, no bricks in patterns. We just wanted a safe, solid place to build a wood fire and enough space for a few chairs, a cooler, and a dog or two to nap nearby. Materials We Used 10–12 retaining wall blocks (salvaged &…
Essential Tools Every Cabin Owner Should Have
Living at a cabin—or even just visiting one regularly—teaches you one thing fast: you’re going to need tools. Whether it’s fixing a door, clearing a trail, or building something from scratch, your hands will stay busy. But that doesn’t mean you need an entire workshop. Just the right basics, chosen with care. Our Tool Philosophy…
Why We Built The Station (And Why You Might Need One Too)
We’ve spent most of our adult lives in motion. Moving from city to city, working in different time zones, parenting on the go. Our passports are full, our calendars used to be too. But somewhere along the way, we realized what we were missing: stillness. That’s when the idea of The Station was born. Not…
Our Cabin Home Gym: Just Dumbbells, a Bench, and 30 Minutes a Day
One of the biggest adjustments when we moved from city life to the cabin wasn’t the quiet—or even the remoteness—it was letting go of our full gym setup. But what we found was that we didn’t need all the machines, mirrors, or membership fees. We just needed a space, a few key tools, and a…
The Morning Ritual That Grounds Us at The Station
There’s no alarm clock at The Station. No honking horns or hurried emails. Just sunlight sliding through the trees and the quiet rustle of a place waking slowly. Our morning ritual here is something we never had in the city—simple, unhurried, grounding. It sets the tone for our day and reminds us why we built…
Our Treehouse Guest Suite: Budget, Layout & What We’d Do Differently
We always dreamed of building something magical for our daughter—a place to play, imagine, and maybe even sleep under the stars. But it also had to be practical: a potential guest room, a retreat, a space for family overflow. That’s how our treehouse guest suite came to life. Why We Built It At The Station,…