Traditional Log Home Floor Plans
Traditional log homes in this style often feature squared logs with wide bands of light-colored chinking showing between the log courses. You can even take the extra step of purchasing logs salvaged from old barns or cabins to create your new home. If you’re going for an Early American feel, keep your design simple and boxy in shape, and try to keep its size in check. Think “cozy cabin” to put you on the right track. Browse our free traditional log home floor plans to find the perfect cabin plan.
Our Bunkie was specially designed for the kids, with two identical, separate units to provide a his and hers space, with the boys on one side, and the girls the other. Each separate side has its own …
This attractive ranch style home offers it all.
This charming ranch’s open concept plan offers easy contemporary living.
This stylish home offers shed and gabled dormers in the two upstairs bedrooms and a centered large gabled dormer with step windows to bring in the light to the living area below.
An ideal starting point for many dream homes, the versatile Haven Cove can be modified to fit your personal needs and style.
Varied roof lines and strategic placement of various building materials, colors and textures create a dramatic exterior for this hybrid masterpiece.
The Fox Point features a well-designed open floor plan with a fabulous first-floor master bedroom.
This signature log home features an open floor plan with floor-to-ceiling windows, canopy porch, private first floor master bedroom, and two bedrooms, full bath and loft upstairs. A hybrid mix of log…
This exclusive hybrid log home combines hand-peeled log, stone, shake and other natural building materials.
The Memphis is a large open concept design with 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths.
Interlocking gables create an exciting profile for this 3- bedroom home.
