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| We've added this page to show examples of options available inside your log home. The tremendous character of a log home is perhaps even more evident once you step inside. |
Mezzanine floors and balconies Most log home designs have an abundance of vertical space in them, and you don't have to scale up to alpine lodge sizes to appreciate the charm of these upper flooring layout options. |
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An interior photo of Fiordland Lodge in Te Anau, New Zealand. This is log "post and beam," not the more traditional horizontal, notched log walls. |
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Finishing touches Another bonus of exposed wood inside your home is that it rests comfortably beside all other finishes. |
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Living spaces Log Home living at it's best ! |
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Stairways Once you've decided on an upper floor you'll need to get up there of course, and we have those options well covered. Whether your staircase is a proud centre-piece, a slender spiral, or a corner-stair it will be beautiful. |
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It is all about details!
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Corner windows A very popular option in homes we've built. A particularly effective way to distinguish your home from a traditional cabin style.
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Conventional wall creates a beautiful combination with a log wall.
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Original photos and text copyright © Robert W. Chambers, 2008. Other photos and text copyright © Natural Log Homes Ltd, 2010. Last update in July 2010. |
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