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The problem, as is the case with many custom homes, is procrastination in the planning stage. This article in Log Home Living organizes the planning process to help you plan your home more effectively.

Low-maintenance, long-lasting good looks, environmental friendliness, and reasonable cost are just some of the elements that factor into choosing the right log home exterior finish. Evaluating the available options may be a challenge, but an understanding of the basics helps ease the process and produce the desired results.

Flooring makes the home -- and it also can take a big bite out of your budget if you're not careful. This article from Log Home Living provides 6 tips for making the right choices underfoot.

Although they were not actually looking for abundant acreage, the site was something special. Mount Baldy rises more than 8,900 feet above the valley floor northeast of Townsend, and the owners chose to build as high on its slope as possible.

Not all log construction is equal. Some log homes look dated five years after they are built, but this can be avoided.

Choosing a log cabin roof may seem like an afterthought. When choosing a cabin design, it's usually the floor plan that garners the most attention from owners.