So special – they were featured in a Log & Timber Home Magazine
Log Homes Illustrated – September 2007
“My father loved being at the cabin, and he loved the outdoors,” David remembers. “On the wall of the living room, he had two shadow boxes with large writing: ‘It’s the beauty that thrills me with wonder; it’s the stillness that fills me with peace.’ That is the way he felt about being there with his family.”
Log Home Design – July 2007
With the kids grown and gone, an Iowa couple downsizes to a home that celebrates, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Country’s Best Log Homes – May 2007
More than 25 years of research and planning went into a Pennsylvania log home
Traditional Look, Traditional Approach Read More »
Log Home Design Ideas – May 2007
Barbara Callahan will never forget the day she moved into her log home – her first child was born the very next night.
Log Homes Illustrated – May 2007
Anyone who relocates from the Chicago suburbs to a small, rural community in southwestern Michigan has to be a nature lover and a fan of four seasons.
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Log Home Living – August 2006
Romance and lofty notions of craftsmanship have their place, but sometimes the reason behind the building a log home is fairly simple: it’s a place to unwind and have fun with family and friends.
Country’s Best Log Homes – May 2006
For years, Jill harbored the dream of a log home. She often rode her horse past a beautiful example of gracious living in log and wished she could have her own. The thought became so ingrained that when she married George Isken a few years ago, it was natural that she should share her hope with him.
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Log Homes Illustrated – March 2006
When Jamie Maschmeyer opened his first restaurant, he drew on fond memories of his grandparents in northern Wisconsin, especially the rib-sticking food his grandmother cooked. He wanted to offer that same food and in a setting reminiscent of Wisconsin’s north woods.
Log Home Living – July 2005
“Log homes are cropping up all over the place here,” says Jim, whose family has lived on the 140-acre farm (in a frame farmhouse) since the first settlers arrived in Iowa. “People see them and decided they like them.”
Log Home Design Ideas – March 2005
Dentist Larry Warren enjoys building bridges. Not too unusual, unless you consider that his most recent construction runs across a stream. That bridge is just one of many stellar views that. Larry and his wife Donna now enjoy from their log home in Greer, Arizona.
