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You want a reasonable amount of ambient lighting, as well as task lighting based on what you will be doing in each particular area per Rob Colgan, executive director of marketing for the National Electrical Contractors Association. This article in Log Home Living shows you how to keep your home well-lit with these practical lighting ideas for log homes.

You'll spend your time enjoying the views from your waterfront log home -- not worrying about maintenance -- when you follow these tips for building on the water from a Log Home Living magazine article.

Who hasn't been drawn to the warmth of a sunny spot on a cold day, or cooled off in the shade during the dog days of summer? Passive solar design takes that natural comfort and incorporates it into the design of your house.

Many people assume obtaining insurance is one of the last holes to fill in the building-your-dream-log-home puzzle. Unfortunately, underwriters can halt the project if it doesn't meet their guidelines, and that could spell trouble.

After years of living in the big city, a couple finds the peaceful life in the North Carolina mountains. This article in Log Cabin Homes Magazine presents the detailed story.

The weeks leading up to winter are often some of the busiest of cabin life! No matter how long you've lived in a cabin, winter has a tendency to sneak up on you.