Log Home Gallery

Log Homes are unique, and so will your living room be. Lots of glass is common with most designs, and open floorplans where the kitchen, dining room and living rooms flow into one another. Comfortable, beautiful, and warm colors make it the centerpiece of your home. Our log homes are one of the few where you can combine non-settling log posts with horizontal stacked logs, as our logs are dry. Put a fireplace in, a wood stove or insert, and you have the warmth and atmosphere that your friends and family will remember.

Log Home Kitchens are the heart of the log home. Every log home plan should have a kitchen that is exactly what you need, and also what you want. You can design these just like a framed house, as with our accurate logs, you can screw the upper cabinets right to the wall. We produce live edge slabs for our customers, at wholesale, all custom, to your length and thickness. You also can laminate the slabs after cutting one side to make a wide table or wider island, etc. The base cabinets sit on the floor, just like a framed house. Large or small, you can make the kitchen you love. Here are some ideas from our customers...

Browse log cabin dining rooms and see how these spaces come together in real homes. From open layouts connected to the kitchen and living area to more traditional setups, get simple ideas for a dining space that fits your log home.

Log Home Bedrooms are extremely sexy..haha!. We are biased, buy hey, the warmth and beauty of the logs and ceilings gives an appeal like no other bedroom. Colorful logs and warm colors give you the happiness you deserve. You can decorate with any type of bedframe, any color carpet, wood or tile floors, throw rugs, you name it, it will all be unique and beautiful.

Log Home Bathrooms are similar to framed wall bathrooms...only better. They hold the humidity in the logs, and that is good. They add the warmth of the logs, hold heat or coolness from their thermal mass, and basically, you can do everything the same. A shower can even be put up against the log wall, with thin framing behind the hardybacker and tile. Plumbing is always run within the framed interior walls (no freezing) on any home, and these log home baths are no different. Beautiful.

Log Homes Lofts are a super addition to any well designed plan, and are the least expensive square footage in the home. Even having a small loft in the center of a ranch style (all one floor) is easy, but primarily we see most every Chalet and Lodge style design has a loft. You can have bedrooms, bathrooms, family rooms, offices, you name it, all with cool cathedral ceilings and a cozy feel. There is a surprising amount of room to be had up there, and adding a row or two of logs to the main walls gives extra headroom if needed, but with many plans, the rooms are so nice that it is not needed, but an option non-the-less.

Log Homes can have basements, and typically most do. We can help you do your favorite layout on the basement level, whether walk-out, in ground (mostly, or all), or completely or mostly above ground. Log Home basements are inexpensive, and look and feel similar to framed homes, only typically have Log or Lam beams, log stair sets, and log posts in the open areas. Some even place quarter logs in room corners, dropped beams for looks (or functional), and offer all the benefits, of framing, with log home feel.

A log home office offers a unique blend of rustic charm and modern productivity.

See real log cabin laundry rooms and simple, practical layouts. Whether it’s a small laundry area or part of a larger room, get ideas for different laundry room layouts in our log homes.