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Ten of the most common log home maintenance myths debunked.
As affordable as it can be to build a log cabin, you can make it even cheaper with a little planning. Here are eight ways to maxi…
How do you decide on the wood you will use for your log home? Consider many factors before deciding on a favorite wood species.
You can do many log home repairs yourself, but it's best to hire professionals for the big jobs.
Determine the size your log home by relying on lifestyle needs, budget, and strategic design.
You can take a company's stock floor plans and tweak them efficiently and affordably.
There are ways to accommodate a small log cabin without compromising design integrity.
What tips do designers recommend when planning a great room?
Don't let your second home become a chore.
Learn more about decorative wood and how you can use natural accents to jazz up your home.
Tips from designers and decorators to get you thinking about bedroom planning.
These pests can wreak havoc on a wood home, but you can prevent or get rid of carpenter bees once and for all if you take these s…
Who are the main players in your log home buy/decide/build journey? Let us introduce you to 18 people you should really know.
An architect shares what you can do to save money in the long run by planning properly up front.
Country's Best Log Homes looks at the nuances for all sizes of bathrooms.
There are ways to accommodate a small log cabin without compromising design integrity.
Experts list seven thoughts that may affect your log home kitchen planning.
An inefficient home can cost you tons of money for energy you don't get to use, and it will make a big, and unnecessary, impact on the environment for generations of today and tomorrow. Save both kinds of green with this advice on design, appliances and more.
A master bedroom isn't just a bedroom anymore.
Designers are using wood accents to create the perfect look and feel in the entertainment area.
Our financial expert helps you determine what your real log home budget should be.
Bigger is better in today's kitchen, including ... well darn near anything.
How log lodges draw heavily on architectural elements seen in national parks like Yosemite, Zion, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and more:
If you choose to build your log home in bear country, here are some simple precautions you can take to reduce the chances you’ll wake up one morning and find a bear on your deck—or in your kitchen.
You'll enjoy your second or vacation home a lot more if you successfully plan on the front end.
Blacksmithing and log-building traditions go hand in hand.
Invasive red cedar turns into furniture.
Licensed real-estate broker offers money-saving advice.
