The cabin plans featured here are designed to get you thinking about the realm of possibilities available
today. Create your own special retreat and plant a garden of sweet memories that will blossom for a lifetime!
The pressures of everyday life can seem overwhelming at times. A get- away cabin gives you a great oppor- tunity
-- at least momentarily -- to escape from it all. An opportunity to kick back and relax. An opportunity to
stop and smell the roses.
Cabin designs -- both stock and cus- tom -- are available in a wide range of sizes and styles. Though many are
readily adaptable to a variety of set- tings, some are especially tailored for specific uses and settings.
For example, seaside or lake cabins may incorporate walls of glass, expan- sive deck areas, and even a "lookout tower" -- such as that pictured below --for viewing the tranquil waterscape.
Similarly, mountain cabin plans such as that pictured below, right, incor- porate walls of glass through which
to view the majestic mountain vistas. On the other hand, hunting cabin plans such as the rustic stone example
pictured below, left, may be designed to blend into the landscape and to be as inconspicuous as possible.
Shingle style
cabins and cottages, such as those pictured below, are ideal for both wooded . . . . .
. . . . . . . and waterside settings.
Log cabin plans are ideal for both wooded and mountain settings.
Hand- hewn
logs lend a great deal of authenticity to the following designs.
Logs used in conjunction with other natural building materials lend visual inter- est, as well as authentici- ty,
to many of today's cabin designs. The Appa- lachian-influenced design pictured at right and be- low, from Moss
Creek, is an outstanding example of blending a variety of contrasting building mate- rials to great effect.
In- cluded in this design are hand-hewn logs, stone, bricks and timbers.
The aptly named "Getaway" from Moss Creek, pictured below, utilizes a combination of stone, hand-hewn logs
and wood shingles in this compact design.
The following two designs from Rocky Mountain Log Homes combine stone, board and batten siding, and wood
shingles for a rugged Western mountain look.
The unusual example pictured below is from Log Castles, Inc. It combines
fieldstone
and round logs in a striking European-inspired design.
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