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The Crestview is a cozy, one-story log home for anyone wanting to downsize or a getaway. 1,096 sq. ft. makes a great tiny home log cabin style. View the plan.

This two-story, 1224 sq. ft. home features an open living area with a cathedral ceiling and floor to ceiling windows. With two bedrooms and one bath on the second floor, it’s ideal for families looking for a smaller option that still has just enough room for everyone. “We are incredibly happy with the design, look, and feel of our True North log home and take comfort in knowing that their innovative patents are the best in the business. Their relationship management has also been supportive…

Our Blowing Rock Cottage is a small 2 story 3 bedroom rustic cabin design with a open floor plan layout and walkout basement designed by Max Fulbright.

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Rambler, one of our newest floor plans, is a cape chalet that’s reminiscent of a classic A-frame. Its intriguing exterior showcases the versatility of modular design, a concept reaffirmed by the interior—upon entering, guests are greeted by a vaulted ceiling, an open floor plan, and views of a proposed upstairs loft.

Whether your dream cabin in a few years or a few decades away, it’s never too early to start dreaming up ideas. Whether you’re looking for a cozy cottage by the shore or a classic cabin in the woods, these plans are sure to inspire. In no particular order, here are 10 of the most popular floor plans of 2021. Which is your favorite?

Are you dreaming of living in a log cabin, but have no idea how to start building your own?

When Greg and I first started dreaming about our log home, I used to review the floor plan books constantly. I would sketch what I wanted on paper or superimpose a plan I found on paper and then mark my changes. I would picture myself in each room and think about what I wanted versus what I needed. Of course, what we could afford was always the deciding factor! I knew I wanted large bathrooms, the traditional loft, an open floor plan with the kitchen/dining/living room area and a wall of…