Custom Haystack
This cedar log home truly evokes a sense of place. The surrounding woods are the perfect backdrop to the natural logs, and the floor to ceiling windows and wraparound deck make it easy to connect with nature.
The wraparound deck offers plenty of space for outdoor dining, relaxing, and entertaining. The square railing with black metal balusters adds a modern touch to the rustic logs.
The covered front porch offers a warm welcome with its sturdy log posts, wide steps, and lantern-style sconces.
The open-concept dining room and kitchen is large enough to seat a crowd, but still efficient for everyday practicality. A painted island with white countertops makes the perfect accent to the natural cedar tones.
The white stone countertop adds a contemporary touch, balanced with rustic elements like sturdy black cabinet hardware and a timeless farmhouse sink. Understated pendant lights add functionality without overwhelming the design.
The dining room is flooded with natural light, thanks to floor to ceiling windows and two glass doors opening to the deck. The vaulted ceiling and simple chandelier add a crowning touch.
Natural elements like wood, stone, and leather pair effortlessly with neutral tones and simple furnishings. Bathed in natural sunlight, this living room is a bright, modern take on classic lodge style.
The master suite is cozy and bright, privately tucked away from the main living area but conveniently located on the first floor. Choosing square-edged beams gives the space a more refined look to balance the rustic wood.
The master bathroom incorporates sleek, modern lines in basic black and white with natural elements like wood and stone for a stylish, balanced design.
Industrial light fixtures and sturdy, black metal accents pair perfectly with natural cedar.
The first of two upstairs bedrooms, this room showcases the architectural beauty of a log home with exposed beams on the walls and ceiling. Incorporating walls with simple drywall is a great way to make a log interior feel more contemporary.
The second bedroom is tucked into the upstairs dormer, a great way to make the most of a lofted space.
The loft offers a spectacular view of the craftsmanship and classic construction of a cedar log home.