Southern Log Homes
Old logs find new life in a Georgia gem.
A secluded North Carolina log home is an open and inviting retreat where family gatherings begin and happiness reigns.
A South Carolina couple builds their vacation retreat with fun and family in mind.
When it comes to craftsmanship and longevity, a Tennessee home proves that building with logs is the only way to go.
These two like-minded couples come together to create a classic log home with a contemporary twist. Here's how they did it.
Building on a slice of paradise sometimes means pulling up stakes and getting a better view. One Georgia couple learns it's not as hard as it sounds.
A North Carolina couple uses a lifetime of experience to build a classic log home
All members of the family pitch in to help plan a Tennessee home.
A log home in the Blue Ridge Mountains features traditional touches.
A Georgia log home blends country style and luxury amenities.
A Tennessee couple pitches in to build their dream.
A Costa Rican second home combines U.S. and Central American talent for an international flavor.
In the Trillium development of Cashiers, North Carolina, a one-of-a-kind home blends the exotic with the practical to capture the unique vision of the homeowners.
One man fulfills his childhood vow to build a bungalow-style log home on 44 acres of North Carolina farmland.
In their log home, one couple finds an escape from the concrete jungle—and an ideal place to pursue their outdoor passions.
See photos from the article "Summer Tradition: An Island Retreat Log Home."
See photos from the article "Coming Home Again: A South Carolina Log Home."
For one South Carolina couple, retirement is a return to their log home roots.
