As a kid, did you ever before play with Lincoln Logs? If your response is yes, then you experienced hours of enjoyment, and one reason was you didn't generally go by the cabin plans that came inside the box, you were using your own creativity and the ideas just flowed. The more logs you had, the more intricate the designs.

Now that you are an adult, you cannot wait to put your childhood thoughts and designs down on paper. You knew you would never build any other type of home for yourself other than your beloved Log Cabin. Regular households just have virtually no appeal to you. It is the log cabin or nothing. This is the day you have always dreamed about.

Almost everything now-a-days is green this and green that. It's a good thing you don't mind, since you already have decided to just use materials that come from sustainable resources that are natural, and energy efficient. Your own cabin plan won't only blend in with the rest of the landscape but will be built without any serious damage to the surrounding area.

Here are a few building suggestions with being green in mind. Passive solar design when done right will conserve cooling and heating resources. That means taking the time to see where the placement of windows and doors must be. The efficient use of attic space when eave and roof ridge vents are used will have natural air flowing through the attic.

One of the very most endearing symbols in our American history is the Custom Log Homes. There's so much charm to these rustic reminders that even Architects model their log cabin plans and designs after the past and add to them. This gives the homeowner a historically inspired home, but with all the modern conveniences all rolled into one fantastic house.

With regards to Luxury Log Cabins plans it's not just the one room design of long ago. We are talking about complex buildings which can be 2 stories high, with five bedrooms, and four and a half restrooms, to a small two story a single bedroom, one bathroom. The square footage could be from 5348 feet to 684 feet.

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