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Photo by Noelle Muddiman

Who are we?

NEST Timberhome & Design is committed to designing and creating inspired timberframe homes and home accessories that will span generations. We are in business because we love what we do and take pride in a job well done. Our success is measured by the satisfaction of our clients, and we strive at all times to maintain the highest level of respect for our customers, employees, and the environment.

Dan and Kim Muddiman are the principals of NEST Timberhome & Design. After beginning their careers in industrial forestry, they decided to shift their focus towards adding value to BC’s forest products and to designing and building homes and structures that showcase the natural beauty of wood. They regularly enjoy time spent in the outdoors, and this appreciation of the natural world is evident in their design philosophy – which seeks to respect the land by working with its natural features and topography, thereby integrating dwellings into their environments.

2010 Business People of the Year

We were honoured to be awared Business People of the Year for 2010 by Clearwater & District Chamber of Commerce.

"From design to beautiful craftsmanship, they offer a great range of services and ideas." – Clearwater & District 2010 Business Person of the Year nomination
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Photo by Keith MacNeil - Clearwater Times

NEST TimberCraft

For many years, the trim ends from the timberframing shop ended up supplying our wood stove in the winter.  While this kept us cozy, it was hard not to think of higher uses for these blocks, many of which have beautiful, clear grain.  In 2013, we launched NEST TimberCraft, which is a line of furniture and home accessories that aims to re-purpose this "waste" from the shop into unique items for the home.  Visit our sister site, NEST TimberCraft, to see what we have been up to!

We are honoured to have been accepted as "guest artists" at the Wells Gray Gallery, a cooperative of talented local artists who maintain a display space and shop in Clearwater.   They are definitely worth a stop, and are conveniently located in the Wells Gray Information Centre just off Highway 5 in Clearwater, BC.