Log Cabins
Log cabins typically feature a cozy, rustic appeal and generally have a smaller square footage than typical log homes. Whether you're looking for a full-time log cabin home, a vacation retreat, a lakeside getaway or a hunting cabin, browse our full collection of log cabin home tours.
Got an extra $40 million laying around? Luckily, it doesn't cost a thing to take a look inside this Michigan log "cabin."
The word "cozy" and "cabins" go together like peanut butter and jelly.
A New York home interprets Arts and Crafts styling in logs.
A Montana timber cabin designed with scenery and aging-in-place provisions in mind.
Hunting trophies return to their original stomping grounds to adorn a New Hampshire cabin.
A Canadian couple with a can-do spirit builds an off-the-grid cabin from the ground up.
A turn-of-the-century cabin is relocated to a Montana ranch and transformed into a distinctive retreat.
One Wisconsin couple creates a vacation retreat that is the perfect marriage of contemporary and rustic design.
A new log home is built to look like it's always been part of the surrounding mountain landscape.
Margaret and James always dreamed of a cabin in the woods, but for 30 years they were too busy working, raising a family and renovating a series of homes to fulfill that dream.
Untamed surroundings influenced the owners of this three-bedroom family retreat. Outside, it is a rustic cabin; inside, every room has its own personality.
Learn the story behind these historic log cabins now considered extraordinary examples of 20th century Oregon rustic style.
Photos from the article Reclaimed Log Home in Colorado
A log home in the Blue Ridge Mountains features traditional touches.
A Montana guest cabin takes an artistic turn
In search of the simple life? Look no further than a cabin. These 5 log homes cut right to the heart of what makes cabin living...
Discover the story behind this design-savvy duo's 900-square-foot, down-to-earth small log cabin in western Colorado.
Innovative design and eye-popping amenities bring one log cabin into the modern era.
