Explore the charm of small log cabins: Tips on maximizing space, rustic decor ideas, and ways to blend seamlessly with natural surroundings for cozy living.
This family’s four-season home, close to grandparents, is inspired by turn-of-the-century waterfront camps.
Beautiful views abound from every room of this lakefront retreat.
This Martis Camp Home 195 is move-in-ready with 6 bedrooms and 6.5 baths located at 8262 Valhalla Drive, Truckee, CA. Request More Info Today
This spectacular rustic lake house was designed by Bronson Design along with ZWADA Home, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
This rustic mountain home was designed by Berlin Architects along with Lisa Kanning Interior Design, located in Teton Village, Wyoming.
This charming rustic cottage was designed by Timothy Johnson Design in collaboration with Studio B, located on Lake Joseph in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
A rustic lakeside cottage designed by architects T.S. Adams Studio along with Westbrook Interiors is located on Lake Keowee, South Carolina.
Browse through Dark Exterior Inspiration to get the rustic modern exterior look on your own home. Dark homes with stone and black accents.
Technically this house is in the 1000 Islands, but it would make a beautiful lakefront home anywhere! A Lake House…a place to get away from it all! A perfect summer or winter haven, whether you’re spending your time cuddled up in front of the wood burning fireplace or basking in the sunshine on the end...
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Swaback Partners along with Studio V Interior Design created this rustic modern getway located in Martis Camp, Lake Tahoe, California.
This beautiful English country home designed by Wade Weissmann Architecture is located on a shoreline property in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
As someone who loves being surrounded by nature, I have always been fascinated by forest houses.
