Log home chinking exterior

Updated 1-26-2013. This cabin is nearing completion. We pulled off construction on this cabin thru the summer and late fall because the owners were using traditional cement chinking on this project and the weather was just too hot to get the chinking done. The chinking has…

This rustic mountain residence was designed by Peter Zimmerman Architects along with Yellowstone Traditions, sited in Teton Valley, Wyoming.

Considering a log home renovation? You may want to call in the pros.

An expert's insights into four common log home concerns:

Have you ever considered the impact that landscaping can have on the well being and beauty of your log home? Let’s look at some things around your home that can significantly affect its health.

A plank porch floor leads into a country cabinet entrance boasting rustic wooden beams.

The sophisticated take on a classic home sets the scene for future memories.

Though the way the shade of stain makes your log home look is a major consideration, there’s more to selecting a stain than meets the eye. In addition to wanting to make sure you choose the right color, you’ll also want to pick a product that performs to your expectations, both in terms of initial application and future touch-ups. Here's what you need to know to choose your log home stain.

This modern-rustic log cabin was designed by Gerber Berend Design Build, nestled on a tree-lined residential neighborhood in Old Town Steamboat Springs, Colorado.