Hybrid Log Home
This home looks like a mountain log house, but in fact it is actually a regular framed house with log detail or log accent work. We refer to this style as a hybrid log home. In this case the flared cedar posts and ridges were incorporated into the house design to be structural as well as for aesthetics. This home was designed by, and the general contracting done by, AllenGuerra Design Build.
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Kitchen
The large Lodgepole pine log beams highlight the ceiling. In the kitchen the natural wood slab on the island, the thick granite countertop and the copper accents all come together for a very appealing warm look.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Great Room
This is the great room of the log hybrid house. The seasoned pine character logs are both structural and add to this mountain home's rustic appeal.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Great Room
The Lodgepole pine character logs and the natural stone fireplace combine to add to the cozy log cabin feel of this mountain hybrid log home.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Unique character logs in the bedroom
The large arched windows permit lots of natural light in and are flanked by interesting character logs in the bedroom of this log accent or hybrid log house. Here is another example of a log mantle over a stone fireplace. The character Lodgepole pine logs allow for a rustic cozy atmosphere.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Hybrid log home with log siding
This log accent or hybrid log house is a great example of how incorporating different roof lines in your log home plans really add interest to the look of the finished house. Log siding was used on the outside with chinking. The flared cedar butts and the large diameter Lodgepole pine provide rustic charm to this mountain home in Breckenridge, Colorado.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Dining
Entry to dining nook.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Dining Nook
Arch cut in header log acts to define the separation between the kitchen and dining area.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Log Staircase
A very unique rustic log staircase.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Sticks and Stones
Stone work blends naturally with log work.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Master Bath
Log beams add warmth to this master bathroom.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Log Truss
Log truss over the master bedroom window.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Dormers
Dormers add visual interest to a roof line.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Scribed Detail
Handcrafting the logs allows for unique and aesthetically pleasing joinery.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Handcrafted
Log bracing and scribed log truss components.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Log Railing
Unique log work extends to the outside deck.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Flared Log Ends
Flared log ends add character.(Click on the picture to see the next)
Front Entry
A very inviting front entry.(Click on the picture to see the next)
