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Browse our log home photo galleries to find inspiration for your own log home. From mountain homes and lakeside getaways to cozy cabins and luxurious vacation homes, this is where you can find construction stories and photos of stunning log homes. From the west coast to the east coast and everywhere in between, we feature galleries of log home pictures and log cabin floor plans.

  1. Western red cedar shingles sound a note of warmth and sustainability, and they also are respectful of the region’s historic character. A charcoal-colored metal roof mimics the style of local farmhouses. “We tried to be consistent to the aesthetic of traditional building materials even though it’s a very modern home,” explains Paul.

    A Canadian Post-and-Beam Cabin

    Picture this: beautiful sandy beaches, lush green hills and a pastoral island setting that inspired the classic novel, Anne of Green Gables. Add a striking post-and-beam home to the mix, and you have the recipe for the perfect getaway retreat. “It’s a place where we can completely relax,” says Paul Rivers, describing the 1,900-square-foot cottage [...]
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    History Found in an Old Log Cabin
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    Winning Effort: An Adirondack-Inspired Lakefront Home
  4. Nature inspires the look of the living room.

    California Dreaming: A Handcrafted Log Home Built to Last
  5. Though modest in size, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom beauty has plenty to offer guests both indoors and out. Even the lights along the bridge were planned to accommodate late-night visitors. “The lights can be controlled from an electrical box on the first post,” says Art. “Those are the little things that really make a difference.”

    Mountain Paradise: A Poconos Cabin for a Weekend Retreat
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    Cozy on a Grand Scale: A Lodge-Style Log Retreat in Michigan
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    Old-Time Charm: A Restored Cabin in Montana

    A turn-of-the-century cabin is relocated to a Montana ranch and transformed into a distinctive retreat.
  8. Ontario Lakeside Cabin

    The Right Angle: A Lakefront Cabin in Ontario
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    Trading Spaces: A Lakefront Wisconsin Cabin

    Wisconsin empty nesters downshift from a large city abode to a cozy cabin by the lake.
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    Getting Away To It All: A Handcrafted Montana Home
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    On Happy Trails: A Hybrid Vacation Cabin in North Carolina
  12. A winding stone path leading to the Palumbos’ home is reminiscent of a fairytale cottage setting. Copper gas lanterns provide golden light and a touch of nostalgia. The exterior logs are finished in a molasses brown hue.

    Peace of Mind: A Tranquil North Carolina Cabin
  13. A series of stairs leads to the various levels of the property and eventually to Douglas Lake, where the Pfendler family spends their summer vacations engaged in boating, fishing, swimming, motorcycling and just plain relaxing. Dormers, a shed roof over a portion of the covered porch, and the extended eave over the windowed gable in the living room add to the magnificent architectural appeal of this Hearthstone home. Split-faced cinderblock used for the foundation is cost-effective and can be painted.

    Great Escape: A Tennessee Vacation Log Home
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    Accessible Elegance | A Wisconsin Handicap Accessible Cabin

    A Chicago couple designed their retirement cabin in the Wisconsin woods with accessibility in mind.
  15. Visitors immediately feel as if they’ve stepped back in time when they walk up to the Hincheys’ front door, thanks to traditional-style chinking and a classic Adirondack chair made by local craftsman John Brake. A weathered log makes a perfect side table for morning coffee.

    The Waiting Game: Montana Lakeside Cabin
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    All in the Mix: A Tennessee Mountain Cabin
  17. Although its roughly 500-square-foot footprint may look tiny from the outside, the one-bedroom, one-bath abode lives well for its size.

    Dynamic Demo: An Eco-Friendly California Cabin
  18. Mark and Dotty Helsel wanted handcrafted logs from the West but couldn't afford the shipping. They found just what they were looking for 30 minutes away, where Hurricane Ivan had toppled enough trees to provide their logs.

    An Ill Wind Blows Much Good: A Handcrafted Pennsylvania Log Home
  19. The Davises worked hard to design a log cabin with a distinctly modern aesthetic. They accomplished this on the exterior by mixing rustic materials, like Western Red Cedar logs and mossy mountain stone, with the more modern stainless steel of the roof and siding, and glass panes between the sloped roof and log structure. "At night, when the lights are on inside the cabin, it's almost like this roof is this floating plain," says Scott.

    Rustic, Meet Modern: Cozy Wisconsin Lakeside Cabin
  20. The foundation of the home, including the walk-out basement, is lined in Cultured Stone.

    Back to Basics: A Lakeside Log Home in Wisconsin
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    Woodland Beauty | Handcrafted UT Log Cabin

    A new log home is built to look like it’s always been part of the surrounding mountain landscape.
  22. The home sits on 57 acres and offers a perfect view of the passing trains that wrap around the property.

    From the Appalachians to the Rockies: A Colorado Log Home
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    How the West Was Done: Montana Reclaimed Log Cabin

    A new log home is built to look like it’s always been part of the surrounding mountain landscape.
  24. A steeply pitched roof sets the tone for French Country style. Stonework anchors the home to its woodsy setting.

    A French Country Montana Timber Home
  25. Glowing on a wintry night, this luxurious retreat home snuggles into a sloped lot overlooking the Gore Mountains in central Colorado. The varied roofline echoes the mountains' peaks.

    The Lure of the Rockies: A Rustic Colorado Log Home
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