Lodge Homes
Lodge log homes make you feel like you’re away from it all the minute you walk through the door. Many lodge log homes feature a mix of materials, including heavy timbers, stone and shakes — all natural finishes that lend themselves to a rustic vernacular, making lodge log homes perfect for mountain settings.
A Wisconsin couple builds a log lodge in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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Having plenty of space to share with family and friends, old and new, was the inspiration behind this charitable couple’s expan...
A new log home helps a Wisconsin family return to their roots and look forward to their future.
A log home getaway on 51 acres of remote Vermont countryside beckons family and friends, whether it's for a holiday celebration...
You won't want to miss these historic Colorado log home hotels. Here are our favorites.
A Wyoming bed-and-breakfast serves as a luxury cowboy getaway.
After many moves, a Wisconsin couple plants roots at the perfect lakeside location.
Called "The Intricate," the complex design and the unique building materials used in this log home make it stand apart along th...
Montana's recently restored Kootenai Lodge recalls a rich heritage.
Born from a stock floor plan, this South Dakota customized log home is a true treasure
The Koblenz family wanted a one-of-a-kind log home that harmonized with their Rocky Mountain locale.
Summit Log & Timber Home...
As the family belonging to this Mississippi Delta retreat grew, so did their handcrafted log home, showing just how versatile a...
Based off of a company’s most popular stock plan, the customized Black Bear Lodge showcases the best of the log home lifestyle.
Texas’ Boot Ranch community is the lush backdrop for a truly unique hybrid log-and-stone homestead.
A North Georgia log home provides every creature comfort imaginable — all within a lush mountain landscape.
Satterwhite Log Homes builds a Virginia log lodge rooted in Texas style.
A Miami couple finds shelter from Florida’s intense summer swelter in a lovingly restored Canadian log home.
There isn’t a scrap of drywall to be found in this Wisconsin full-log homestead.
