Log cabins have roots in Scandinavia and Eastern Europe, dating as far back as 3,500 B.C., followed by European settlers constructing these primitive homes in America starting in the 17th century.

Tiny houses have long overcome the novelty stage and are now commonplace in many parts of the world. While these compact dwellings now come in all shapes and sizes to cater to every style and need, ...

Your new log and timber home doesn’t need to be sprawling in square footage to be unique. Indeed, a cozy log cabin has its own enduring charm. Whether it’s to be a weekend getaway or the home you plan ...

There’s something special about cabin style—it's warm, relaxed, and wonderfully cozy. Whether your cabin is deep in the woods or you’re just trying to bring a little of that outdoorsy feel into your ...

You don't need a mountaintop experience or woodland dwelling to treat your cabin fever. The warm, rustic design details of a cabin getaway can be brought into your home no matter where you live, said ...

Cozy, laid back, comfortable, welcoming—nothing says come and sit awhile more than a rustic living room. From dark and traditional to modern and chic, these stylish living rooms deliver rustic ...

Learn how to build a log cabin from trees on a budget using local materials, traditional hand tools, and hard work while embracing the land. Living in a cozy little cabin nestled in the woods is part ...

Log cabin construction is quickly changing the face of Irish housing. No longer just holiday homes, they are now becoming a realistic and increasingly popular option for permanent living. This change ...