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Currently Available For Purchase! The Yorke Home
Classic craftsmanship and tech-savvy amenities come together in one unforgettable Vermont home. |
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New! The Rossano Home
Great Escape!
A Massachusetts couple builds their home overlooking protected wilderness. |
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The Abel Home
As featured in Log Home Living® magazine, July 2007 issue, Home Of The Month! |
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The Bolt Home
While snowbirds head south this time of year, a couple finds contentment in the winter wonderland of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. |
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The Bond Home
Winner! The 2008 Log Home Design Awards for Best Floorplan Under 2,500 Square Feet. |
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The Conger-Dabbs Home
Green Mountain Glory! Vermont homeowners Hal Conger and Ken Dabbs create their idea of a perfect mountain retreat. |
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The Cutrell Home
Tooth & Nail! A Massachusetts dentist builds an airy log home that would make anyone smile. |
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The Downs Home
Lakeside Life! Single-floor living and a walk-out basement make this southeast Wisconsin home a retirement idyll. |
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The Katskee Home
A Nebraska couple cherishes the tranquility of the Missouri Ozarks. |
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The Lipchek Home
Love at First Sight! Ohio’s rolling hills hold a house perfect for hosting family, friends and a whole lot of memories. |
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The Maggos Home
Pioneering Spirit! Six years ago, a log home may have been a novelty in southwestern Illinois, but the couple who blazed the log home trail still believes that no other house would do. |
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The Payton Home
Planning From Experience! A California couple captures the best elements from five previous log homes in a stunning work of art. |
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The Plainfield Hardware Store
This hardware store is anything but "plain". From it's log cabin storefront, to the goods inside, this Vermont hardware store is a beautiful relic of a simpler time. |
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The Settle Home
Out of the Blue! A life-changing offer turns one couple’s vision into a welcoming home on the California range. |
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The Slaga Home
In With The New! When an Ohio couple’s dream of moving crashed with the high cost of land, they decided to stay put and build fresh. |
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