Home Tours and Log Home Photos
See all the innovative ways log home lovers like you have designed and built their ideal log home. Browse complete homes by type or region or get inspired, one room at a time.
A North Carolina couple achieves a lived-in look for a new log home without the hassles of old age.
These two like-minded couples come together to create a classic log home with a contemporary twist. Here's how they did it.
Family and friends are welcome at a Colorado dream home.
A striking front entry is the driving force behind the design of a riverside log home.
This log home is filled with handcrafted touches and views of the mountains.
A home in the Great Smoky Mountains incorporates artful details while reflecting the owner's Cherokee Indian heritage.
A couple builds their retirement home in order to "get away from it all" without giving up everyday conveniences.
A Michigan couple discovers peace and prosperity in an unlikely location.
In the Southern California mountains, a couple uses family heirlooms and personalized touches to create a home for future generations.
A Colorado home combines bucolic scenery with sleek design and decor.
A blend of historic and new architecture ensures a working ranch in Wyoming will endure.
Cabin retreats in the Georgia mountains take on a historic touch.
A Maryland log home incorporates everything from an ambitious wish list.
A North Carolina couple uses a lifetime of experience to build a classic log home
A positive first experience living in a log home gives way to building a second log home in Arkansas — twice as big as the first.
All members of the family pitch in to help plan a Tennessee home.
A Colorado retreat fulfills a lifelong dream.
A tattered sofa sets the stage for a dream house.
One couple finds holiday cheer in the form of a lakefront log home.
Photos from the article Outside Influence: Log Retreat in the Sierra Nevadas
Photos from the article Reclaimed Log Home in Colorado
After years of motorcycling through the Blue Ridge Mountains, a Florida couple decides to stay in these hills for good—and build one unforgettable home.
Tucked into the verdant hills of Southern Illinois, a cabin welcomes guests from around the globe and proves that modest square footage can go a long way.
Texas homeowners take to restoring historic buildings on their ranch — including a "dog-trot" log cabin.
On a mountain ridge in North Carolina is a home that would look comfortable in the Land of the Rising Sun.
A Texas couple gives an old barn new life.
A Wisconsin log home captures regional influences and architecture.
Dan Williams planned his dream home for 20 years. In 2005, he was finally ready to build on an idyllic piece of land located at the foot of Pikes Peak, near Cascade, CO.
