Three Secrets of Stand-Out Style
Posted by Ward Cedar Log Homes in Home Design/Square Footage Log Homes
It’s a well-known fact that how you start a project matters. This is especially true in the case of home-building. Thankfully, when you choose one of our log cabin kits or hybrid and timber homes, you’ll be starting out on the right foot, but it’s important to finish strong, too. The materials and furnishings you select to finish out the interiors of your cedar log home will have a big impact on the ultimate look and feel of each space. Here are a few tried-and-true tips and tricks for adding stand-out style to your log home.
All About Our Logs
Posted by Ward Cedar Log Homes in Home Design/Square Footage
Here at Ward Cedar Log Homes, we’re firm believers that building with logs and timbers is always the right choice, but we’ve been in the business long enough — 98 years, to be exact — to know that not all log, hybrid or timber homes are created equal.
Discover why Northern White Cedar has been our go-to for nearly 100 years.
Building-On-A-Budget
Posted by Ward Cedar Log Homes in Home Design/Square Footage Log Homes
Creating a home that looks like a million bucks doesn’t have to cost a million bucks.
Three Secrets to Creating a Happy Home Office
Posted by Ward Cedar Log Homes in Home Design/Square Footage Log Homes
You spend a lot of time in your home office, so you might as well enjoy it. Read on for tips to making your home working space comfortable and inspiring.
Small but Smart: Seven Steps to Helping a Compact Home Live Large
Posted by Ward Cedar Log Homes in Home Design/Square Footage Log Homes
When you’re building a small log home — a footprint around 1,500 square feet or under — every design decision counts. There’s not a lot of space to waste, after all. Thankfully, no one knows that better than our design team here at Ward Cedar Log Homes. When you choose to build a log cabin with us, you’ll benefit from thoughtful floor plans that feel cozy, never cramped.
Here are some of our favorite log cabin ideas you’ll find in our under-1500-square-foot floor plans, plus a few bonus tips and tricks for making your small log home live large: