Log Home Living

Cozy on a Grand Scale

A Michigan couple creates a lodge retreat so the whole family can gather in comfort.

Scenic Places to Build a Log Home

6 oft-overlooked places to build your log home.

Goin' to the Chapel

Couples discover nothing’s more romantic than getting married while surrounded by the natural beauty of logs.

Great Escape

A Tennessee vacation home provides a couple with a respite from the Florida heat and plenty of room for grandchildren.

On Happy Trails

A horse-loving homeowner builds a hybrid vacation cabin in the North Carolina mountains.

Purchase Latest Issue Browse Log Home Living online Digital Editions Subscribe Log Home Living celebrates the lure and lore of log homes. It encourages and validates the dream of living in a log home, and provides ideas, information and inspiration to make that dream attainable. It keeps alive the passion for the lifestyle by providing helpful advice and by publishing photo tours of the most beautiful new log homes.

1. Mountain Retreat: A Guest-Friendly Log Home in Montana

2. Adirondack Lodge: Logs Inspire Finishing Touches

3. Winning Effort: An Adirondack-Inspired Lakefront Home

4. California Dreaming: A Handcrafted Log Home Built to Last

5. Location Inspiration: Scenic Places to Build a Log Home

6. Cozy on a Grand Scale: A Lodge-Style Log Retreat in Michigan

7. Log-Cabin Wedding Venues: Goin’ to the Chapel

8. Inventing the Pre-Cut Cabin: Bruce Ward, Log-Home Pioneer

9. Getting Away To It All: A Handcrafted Montana Home

10. On Happy Trails: A Hybrid Vacation Cabin in North Carolina

11. Great Escape: A Tennessee Vacation Log Home

12. Stylish Kitchens A sense of cohesion assures both sensory pleasure and functionality.

13. 7 Expert Tips for a Perfect Deck From conception to construction, build a fantastic deck that’s functional, too.

14. Tips for Open Layouts

15. An Ill Wind Blows Much Good: A Handcrafted Pennsylvania Log Home

16. Affordable Dreams Don’t let money keep you from building your log home.

17. From the Appalachians to the Rockies | A Colorado Log Home Eastern-style square logs find a home in the round-log West.

18. From the Appalachians to the Rockies: A Colorado Log Home

19. Magnum Opus | A Rustic Log Home in New York Teamwork crafts a rustic retreat that pushes logs to new limits.

20. Altitude Adjustment | A Handcrafted Log Home in Colorado A Florida family answers the call of the Colorado Rockies.

21. Altitude Adjustment: A Handcrafted Log Home in Colorado

22. Dream Deferred | An Appalachian-Style Log Home in Washington State A Washington family waited to find the right community for their log home and new lives.

23. Transforming Tradition: An Alpine Log Home in Minnesota

24. For Love of Logs | A Rustic Log Home in Michigan A Michigan couple favored log siding — until they got a look at real logs.

25. For Love of Logs: A Rustic Log Home in Michigan

One Response

1. Beautiful home. Evan, have you ever lived in Quito, Ecuador? I knew an Evan Dufendach there in 1974. I also live in a log home in Michigan during the summer. No comparison to yours, though. Mine is over a hundred years old and very small, but I love it.

   Holly Stevens — January 23, 2011 @ 2:08 pm — Reply

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