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In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the sun may have returned to St. Petersburg’s coastlines, but for many residents, the storm left behind more than just toppled palm fronds and scattered debris. Modest beach homes, some passed down through generations—faced water damage, mold-stained exteriors, and battered foundations. But amid the hardship, something powerful rose: a…

Not every beach house has to shine. Some of them hum — with peeling paint, creaky floorboards, and porches that lean just a little toward the dunes. These are the homes we remember. The ones with salt in the air and sand in the floorboards. The ones that weren’t built to impress, but to shelter…

A well-loved porch is more than an add-on — it’s the heart of cabin life. Whether it wraps around a hillside retreat in Tennessee or overlooks sunlit trees near the Florida coast, the porch is where mornings begin, conversations stretch out, and the world feels just a little slower. At Over Home Cabins, we see it…

There’s something deeply comforting about a smaller space — especially when it’s a cabin. Limited square footage often inspires more thoughtful choices, and when done right, it creates rooms that feel not just efficient, but intentional, warm, and full of personality. Whether your cabin is a 400-square-foot mountain hideaway or a compact Florida coastal retreat,…

Tucked into the rolling hills of Eastern Tennessee, this cabin is the kind of place that speaks in a whisper. No frills, no noise — just wood, stone, and the steady hum of wind through the trees. It rests on stils and spiral staircase, backed by forest and looking out over a wide stretch of…

Cabins are special. Maybe it’s the smell of old wood, the way the light filters through simple curtains, or the way quiet wraps around the walls like a blanket. For us, cabins have always stirred something deeper—something grounded, calm, and just a little bit wild. Over Home Cabins began as a quiet project. It started…